[Sukera]

Hi, thank you! The paper mentions that the dynamic analysis code is written in julia and could be used by package developers to study instabilities in their code, but I couldn't find a link to the code in the references. Did I just miss it or is it contained in the zip containing the visualization data?

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EDIT: Nevermind, found it in the zip!

[ulysses4ever]

I think the link's supposed to be in the text but the repo is here: https://github.com/prl-julia/julia-type-stability There's a PDF there explaining how to get started with it and repro the graphs but it shouldn't be too hard to utilize it for the purpose you mention. We never got around to writing that kind of docs (for package developers) properly unfortunately. Feel free to open issues against the repo if you have troubles using it!

[Sukera]

Ah, that link doeesn't seem to be in the paper (at least my searching for `github` didn't turn up anything), thank you! I did however find the same code as part of the visualization, so I got what I was looking for.

[ulysses4ever]

That's my bad then. I think I might have thought Zenodo link would be enough. But now I think it's a bad idea. Probably will add the GH link in an update.