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I'm having difficult with the types in , i.e. `std::float16_t` and `std::float32_t`. `std::print` can print a `std::float16_t`, but `fmt::print` cannot. Neither `std::print` or `fmt::print` can print a `std::complex`.
What is needed to format/print a `std::complex`? Is this something I can add a formatter for in my own code?
Thanks.
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