In Julia 1.3, this used to work a charm: julia> add(x, y) = x + y add (generic function with 1 method) julia> @time add(1, 3) 0.002479 seconds (757 allocations: 45.251 KiB) 4 julia> @time add(2, 4) 0.000002 seconds (4 allocations: 160 bytes) 6 julia> @time add(2 + im, 3) 0.011081 seconds (…

This is because @time macro forces compilation before timing starts. You can try directly calling time(). julia> t = time(); add(1,2); time() - t 0.006040096282958984 julia> t = time(); add(1,2); time() - t 0.00031280517578125 julia> t = time(); add(1,2+im); time() - t 0.13146090507507324 julia> …

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ablaom November 15, 2021, 2:14am 3

Ahh!! So, that was the change. Thanks!

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