I have a simple struct and a corresponding oneunit method. I find that the oneunit function allocates memory when I use it on my struct. How can I avoid this behavior? using BenchmarkTools import Base.oneunit struct MyType{X<:AbstractFloat} x::X n::Int end oneunit(a::MyType) = MyType(oneu…

julia> @ballocated oneunit($a) 0 or see julia> function asd() a = MyType(1.2, 2) oneunit(a) end asd (generic function with 1 method) julia> @ballocated asd() 0 I generally recommend to interpolate values into benchmarks with $.

Why is this simple function allocating?

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Abhimanyu_Susobhanan February 23, 2024, 2:29pm 5

Thanks!

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Why is this simple function allocating?

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