Hello! I have a bit of a complex code, where I use TimerOutputs to track progress. I have the following code bit: [image] In Line 343 I am updating the position variable. Position, Velocity, Acceleration are SVectors inside of Vectors and the other variables are floating point values. TimerOutpu…

After debugging for a while I found it. By using TimerOutputs at each function call instead of the total function: [image] I found 989 bytes. It is a weird number and it comes from: function UpdateNeighbors!(args...) ExtractCells!(Cells,Position,CutOff) sortperm!(SortedIndices,Cells) #Th…

For future reference, solution here: [image] Why does sortperm! allocate here? Performance Hello! I think I am missing something really simple, I just don’t get why allocations occur, when I have preallocated index array. function main() Cartesians = Vector{Carte…

Using TimerOutputs, registers allocs, where @allocated does not?

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Ahmed_Salih March 24, 2024, 11:17am 3

For future reference, solution here:

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Using TimerOutputs, registers allocs, where @allocated does not?

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