Brad Chamberlain

@jabraham17 : Very cool! t Related: @benharsh and I also wanted this sort of capability in order to use a different ser/deser in a given writeln over on #23528 (or...

This request is somewhat related to https://github.com/chapel-lang/chapel/issues/10596 and also feels compatible with recent improvements to support increasingly generic type expressions for variable declarations, with the initializing expression filling in the...

Thanks for capturing this. I've had similar reactions recently when pointing users to docs or trying to decide which docs to point them to.

I'm not sure what the cause of your performance mysteries are. You might try moving all of the code into a local scope, as the compiler treats things at module...

> so that "sweeping things under the rug part" of you won't be able to ignore it for much longer :) When you've got infinite things to do, you can...

If the module- vs. local-scope does result in a performance difference, I'd have the performance test include both idioms, as (ultimately), I think we want to reduce the performance differences...

I don't view zippering of arrays with different shapes as being the issue (and agree that it should be illegal to zip two multidimensional arrays with different shapes without taking...

Does Python provide a C API to their pickling system? Is their pickling format open and stable across releases?

To me, this opens up the tough question of whether most library routines that operate on arrays should also have an overload that takes a region argument per array distinctly...

@e-kayrakli: Hmm, good question. My first reaction was to require someone wanting oversubscription to use the lower-level variables thinking they'd somehow be "more expert" so should deserve the extra work,...