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Slow start of Julia kernel. #3
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There is a walk around to use eval to resolve this. |
Works. However, the followings:
Error would appear. Run |
Not sure but that post appears to mention the use of |
Trying something like the followings:
It does load the package, but it will raise an error:
Seems like the problem is the |
Btw, it does load the package, just fails to call it... |
Still fail after adding
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I think the method mentioned in this discussion might work. It says that we can wrap the function and the package in a new package. For example,
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The |
I see, they haven't released the new version? |
I do not understand the new proposal. Would not |
Seems not working, because when the |
I just marked this ticket as help wanted. Let us ignore it and see if some Julia expert can help. |
OK. I think a lot of julia users have the same problem as well. 😄 |
Now need to fix |
What python to Julia? You can close this ticket if the specific issue is resolved. |
Test fails:
Does it mean it takes too long to execute the codes? |
Does everything works interactively? If so, you can commit and I will have a look at the test. The test does fail from time to time due to differences in environment and it can be hard to make it work correctly. |
Yes, it works fine interactively. I have already pushed it. Trying to fix the test. |
Still pretty slow... Especially for running the testing script |
Loading the three perhaps rarely used modules take 4 seconds whenever the Julia kernel is started. There should be some way for us to use them wherever they are actually used.
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