Consider the following code: function e() els = Any[[1], 10.0] return rand(els) end function f() a = e() g(a) end function g(a) return invoke(*, Tuple{supertype(typeof(a)),Float64}, a, 10.0) end The idea is: g is a very generic fallback (in the original code generated by a m…

Extremely slow `invoke` when inlined

mateuszbaran November 22, 2022, 9:00pm 4

Thanks, that’s a very quick response and a PR .

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