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Indeed, I would imagine that well written Julia is on par with LuaJIT. Even more importantly, from a cursory look online I cannot find any Lua implementation o
by montalbano 7y ago
Indeed, I would imagine that well written Julia is on par with LuaJIT.
Even more importantly, from a cursory look online I cannot find any Lua implementation of either the Mittag-Leffler function or Inverse Laplace routines. And there is no reference to any wider ecosystem of scientific computing packages.
Sure I could call some C functions but then I'm back to facing a 2-language problem which I don't want.
Furthermore, it looks like there has been no new releases of LuaJIT since 2017. Development on it looks to have stopped.
- Rochus 7y agoIf you can measure you don't have to imagine.
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