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👍 Reads well to me |
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Nice! I definitely learned something here. |
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Great Post! I think you have to give a brief definition of type-instability (as you mention it often) or link to other material that explains this concept more in depth. This may be a common term thrown around in the Julia community, but there is no clear definition for this concept and it is not widely used outside it. |
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| Starting with release 0.4, Julia makes it easy to write elegant and | ||
| efficient multidimensional algorithms. The new capabilities rest on | ||
| two foundations: a new type of iterator, called `CartesianIndex`, and |
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Nitpick: the iterator is CartesianRange, which has CartesianIndex elements.
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| sophisticated array indexing mechanisms. Before I explain, let me | ||
| emphasize that developing these capabilities was a collaborative | ||
| effort, with the bulk of the work done by Matt Bauman (@mbauman), | ||
| Jutho Haegeman (@Jutho), and myself. |
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Thanks for the comments everyone, they were very helpful. I'll leave this open a bit longer in case others want to chime in. |
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Summarizes the work of @mbauman, @Jutho, and myself on indexing and iteration, in an attempt to make this information more widespread.
Is there an easy way to preview it? I checked it using a locally-installed markdown renderer, and it looked fine, but that doesn't use all the nice highlighting.