Julia always uses the most specialized method. For a specific occasion, is there a way to force it to instead use the method that is one level more general? Or, more generally, any specific more general method? For example, with the following definition, julia> f(x) = x julia> f(x::Int) = 2*x I…

Benchmark specialized method against general method

Ralph_Smith February 10, 2018, 4:45pm 2

julia> invoke(f,Tuple{Any},2)
2

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