Implementing Compile for non compilable llvmlite functions as python functions#1161
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Implementing Compile for non compilable llvmlite functions as python functions#1161
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LGTM - thanks for doing this!
I took the liberty of rebasing off of master (there were merge conflicts) and squashed some commits.
and address some merge conflicts
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In this PR, some ideas to improve the support of
System`Compileare implemented, in a way more generic expressions can be converted to a python callable object, including complex valued functions.This mechanism is also used to implement a better behaviour for to_python over
System`Functionexpressions: when called on these kind of expressions, to_python returns a python callable object which can be passed to things like optimizers and integrators.