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I wonder if this JuliaInterpreter would help with his main concern regarding "a way to turn off runtime optimization to (radically) speed up compile times for p

• sundarurfriend 4y ago
  I hope it does, thanks for reminding me of it! I'd come across it quite some time ago, but it was mentioned in the context of someone saying "I wish it was more actively developed", so I just assumed it was something of a stale project. Looking at the repo now, that doesn't seem to be the case at all. I've added an alias alias jli="julia --project=@Interpret -e 'using JuliaInterpreter' -i" and will give it a try over the next few days. (`@Interpret` is the environment I installed the package in.)
  • adgjlsfhk1 4y ago
    the main downside of it is that it is very slow. Julia can always use more compiler people, but if anyone wants to work on a faster, less debug-oriented interpreter for Julia, that would be a really valuable project.