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One thing to be aware of is that you're not running a bash script which simply causes julia to "include" stuff, effectively recompiling everything each time the
by tpoacher 6y ago
One thing to be aware of is that you're not running a bash script which simply causes julia to "include" stuff, effectively recompiling everything each time the intepreter is run.
As long as you make sure that all the custom code you want to run is in the form of a precompiled module, I think the time required for the interpreter to launch per se shouldn't be that much of a problem.
- jjoonathan 6y agoYes, but if the road to cached builds or running in interpreted mode is not low friction or no friction, that matters and it's the fault of the language / ecosystem.