This is an announcement update, Fatou
version 1.0.1 has been released, which now has a significant performance improvement due to the suggestion by @ckoe-bccms with parametric types
This should fix the issue with the high memory allocation for large n, allowing bigger fractals, faster
julia> newton(:(z^3-1);n=3500)|>fatou;
1.004239 seconds (541 allocations: 36.706 KiB)
The testing behavior of the package is a bit weird on some platforms, but with PyPlot
, it should work.