Hi, I would like to follow the progress done on Julia with regards to slow compilation time. I found the following list of work: [image] Compiler work priorities Internals & Design In response to I thought I might write a little post about the rough priorities of the …

[image] gitboy16: I would like to follow the progress done on Julia with regards to slow compilation time. As others have mentioned , there are some related labels in the https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/labels : latency - Compiler latency precompile - Precompilation of modules codegen - G…

If you use rss feeds, you can follow changes to that compiler webpage (or any discourse link) by adding .rss, eg: “ Compiler work priorities ” (Discourse is changing the link, you might need to right-click and copy the link to see it).

The link doesn’t point to the state of julia talk which is here , but to the keynote.

I would point out that compiler work is usually pretty inscrutable and it often takes months worth of obscure pull requests before the plan comes together and some externally visible changes manifests itself.

Everything in that post is done at this point.

It would be helpful to learn what kind of array optimizations you are looking for, and what kind of applications those would enable. -viral

-A lot of work remain to be done on the compiler and caching. I believe it is Jan Vitek who said in one of the video of JuliaCon that it was one of its biggest problem. (Correct me if I am wrong) PackageCompiler is nice, very useful and probably one the reason I still have hopes in the Julia languag…

[image] gitboy16: Correct me if I am wrong but something as simple as a “num_threads” does not exist in Julia. If the question is whether Julia’s scheduler is static and not dynamic as openmp can be, then the answer is yes. If you’re asking how to set the number of threads in Julia, that can …

[image] gitboy16: The ability to control how many asynchronous task are run at the same time would be nice. This is impossible to support given the semantics of the Julia task since the scheduler must accept all tasks to guarantee forward progress. If you already asked this in Discourse, I th…

CxxWrap has effectively replaced Cxx as the de facto way to call C++ code.

Where can I follow compiler work progress?

Internals & Design

Seif_Shebl July 31, 2021, 8:19pm 8

A relevant screenshoot from that important talk below, I can’t wait for 3) Array Optimizations, only after which I can completely migrate from Fortran.

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