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How were you making the plot? On my computer, I see time julia -e "using Plots; plot(exp)" taking 13 seconds (and I haven't done anything fancy). If it's taking
by adgjlsfhk1 5y ago
How were you making the plot? On my computer, I see time julia -e "using Plots; plot(exp)" taking 13 seconds (and I haven't done anything fancy). If it's taking significantly longer than that, something is very wrong.
- klyrs 5y agoGenerating a similar plot in Python takes less than half of a second, including startup time. While 13 seconds isn't "minutes" it's still egregiously slow.
- adgjlsfhk1 5y agoYeah. It's the main pain point of Julia. For me, it's not really a problem since for interactive use, I mainly use a repl which stays open for hours, and for production use cases, you can make a system image (which essentially caches all the compilation ahead of time). Also, this is a major focus of current Julia development.
- Rexxar 5y ago13s seems horribly slow to draw a plot.
- patrick451 5y agoI just pasted the code from the docs julia> using Gadfly julia> plot(y=[1,2,3]) I just timed this again. It took 53 seconds. So __minutes__ was a bit of an exaggeration. Using Plots instead of Gadlfy takes 20 seconds. Either way, it's an eternity. I'd rather just compile c++.