Benjamin Varela
Benjamin Varela
@cibinjoseph So why would this start causing a problem in Julia 1.10 but not in any other versions of Julia?
Yes. Same issue on my system and same in Adam's. Maybe this is something to send as feedback to Julia 1.10
I haven't tried yet, but I'm wondering if this whole issue indicates a flaw in Julia 1.10
I can no longer replicate the issue on my own system.
The most recent version should correct the HDF5 issues. Unfortunately, I cannot recreate your issue. The most likely cause is that your Python install has access to multiple threads and...
I believe so. Are you thinking it would be better to add the `runtime_function` argument directly to the `inrange` function as a keyword and use a default function to imitate...
Okay @KristofferC I think I have completed the updates. What do you think?
Yes it is, but unfortunately it does not perform as well as the current implementation. It does save some memory but takes longer.
If I use a callback function I have to give it some sort of storage that is an array so I can modify the count in place. At that point...
If there isn't anything else, the code should be ready to merge.