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It seems that the latency gets worse with newer Julia. Here are the startup tests on my local machine:
Julia v1.9.2:
julia> @time using PyCall
0.427297 seconds (250.30 k allocations: 18.071 MiB, 1.88% compilation time)
julia> @time using PyCall
1.162834 seconds (1.32 M allocations: 91.732 MiB, 5.27% gc time, 99.92% compilation time: 100% of which was recompilation)
Julia v1.7.3:
julia> @time using PyCall
0.689246 seconds (1.16 M allocations: 81.998 MiB, 1.08% gc time, 42.07% compilation time)
julia> @time using PyCall
0.630776 seconds (1.98 M allocations: 104.340 MiB, 2.96% gc time, 99.86% compilation time)
Julia v1.9 is quite slow at loading PyCall comparing to it used to be in v1.7. I wonder if there are any known reasons for the latency or possible approaches to address this?
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julia>@timeusing PyCall
0.311416 seconds (367.73 k allocations:24.860 MiB, 3.42% gc time, 66.53% compilation time:98% of which was recompilation)
julia>@timeusing PyCall
0.000159 seconds (151 allocations:13.984 KiB)
It seems that the latency gets worse with newer Julia. Here are the startup tests on my local machine:
Julia v1.9.2:
Julia v1.7.3:
Julia v1.9 is quite slow at loading PyCall comparing to it used to be in v1.7. I wonder if there are any known reasons for the latency or possible approaches to address this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: