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by dnautics
2683 days ago
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Julia can and does make 'provably correct' decisions at compile time, it's just that at the the default typesystem settings are not quite correct for machine learning apps. Also it's not a high overhead runtime. The runtime itself is compiled to highly optimized machine code (it can even compile, say the derivative of f(x) = 5x+3 down to the machine immediate "5" at compile time). There is a lot of lifting to get that compilation framework into place, so there is a load-time overhead. |
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