> Ideally if there is an overflow in an array operation I'd like to produce an
> "overflow array" that's the same size as the result array, but with the
> values +1 if it's a positive overflow or -1 if it's a negative overflow.
Alternatively, if boolean arrays are a much more compact memory foot
Two boolean arrays are not more compact than one signed `int8` array. But
since you'd have to make bool masks from such an array anyways to do
anything useful, you might as well pass the bool masks.
I think this example shows that you don't need any special infrastructure
from numpy. I don't think
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