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If they are so easy to identify, why not just make it a JIT error. Manually inspecting all of this sounds awful. I'd rather my compiler just do it for me.
by patrick451 2y ago
If they are so easy to identify, why not just make it a JIT error. Manually inspecting all of this sounds awful. I'd rather my compiler just do it for me.
- eigenspace 2y agoBecause there's nothing inherently wrong or incorrect with dynamic behaviour. In lots of contexts, it's super useful.
- kbarros 2y agoDynamic behaviors can be a nice default for all the spots where performance is not critical. So Julia lets you code like Python in places where performance doesn't matter, and then code like C++ or Fortran in places where it does.
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