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Forgive my lack of specificity, as I am quite new to Julia, however, I believe that after the initial compile takes place, you do experience significantly faste
by exabyte 6y ago
Forgive my lack of specificity, as I am quite new to Julia, however, I believe that after the initial compile takes place, you do experience significantly faster runtimes, so you can "forgive" the one time delay.
I think you can also have VS Code just load up the packages you expect to use on a regular basis at startup.
- zwaps 6y agoHe did take out the start-up time. but I agree. If you complain that compile takes 11 seconds when the program runs in 30, then I wonder if that's really the use-case where you need every last bit of performance. Now, on a program that runs for two days straight in Python or Matlab, and Julia reduces that time by half, I can deal with a bit of compile time.