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Fix juliaup docs #8
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I'll look into more benchmarks, A.
B.
older attempt:
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Thank you so much for the update to the documentation |
FYI: Not working in 1.11, still RC3, will see about after release:
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thank you for pointing out 🙏 |
I'm not sure why 1.11 worked for a new script (nor why there's slowdown...), though not first time around, and the actual intented script (so sure what other pi script I had): https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/program/pidigits-julia-3.html [Their timing is 1.02 sec, mine is worse... I think they still have an old machine, older than mine?!] And even more speedup, since shorter runtime, startup overhead larger fraction:
and this does not help, since not yet working, at least on 1.11:
nor when back to:
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Any idea why passing any opt (even "same") is worse?
and all worse than (all here tested on 1.10 and without packagecompile since it didn't work):
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The first time it will always track the precompile statements. That takes significant amount of time. But then it should faster. |
Yes, what do you mean, the full code here? It is above if you click the link. About:
I realize now your package is for scripts with package dependencies, likely why this didn't work. It would be better if it worked robustly either way (I could open an issue), I guess you then have a dilemma knowing if you actually ran first (just output an empty file then?). It's not going to speed up then, and that's the point, so I'm puzzled why it worked for other the script, pi.jl, also with actual speed-up(?!), since I thought it self-contained. That one follows:
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Also FYI:
Why hyperfine took longer. Don't worry about this getting to work, and faster. |
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