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Type-inference failure when using --check-bounds=no
with Julia 1.10
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Upon trying again, it does also happen on x86 with Julia 1.10. I mistakenly used Julia 1.9.4 for which the bug does not happen, therefore it might very well be the exact same bug as you mentioned. |
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Type-inference failure when using
Type-inference failure when using Feb 5, 2024
--check-bounds=no
on ARM--check-bounds=no
with Julia 1.10
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I am on a Nvidia Grace CPU, using Polyester.jl v0.7.9 and Julia 1.10.0.
When starting Julia with
julia -t 16 --check-bounds=no
:Allocations happen at each loop iteration, because for some reason
*(::Int64, ::StaticInt{1})
was not inlined? AllocCheck.jl reports a lot of dynamic calls whereStatic
values are used. The rest of@code_typed
shows similar occurrences.This does not happen on x86.
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