Tamas Gal

I also think that this needs a bit more time `;)` let's keep this floating around...

Yes, regression is also on my todo list (not only for this project) but it's hard to realise a replicable environment. But yes, we can of course start with a...

I don't find any devops guide to set this up. I definitely have the "power" to set up something like this but I think this is only documented internally 😕...

Btw. once we have a reference runner, we can store the benchmark results in the repository and simply compare the values in the CI. That would do it...

Indeed, the problem here is that currently there is no support for so-called jagged arrays from multiple leaves in `array()`. The structure information of the leaves is encoded in the...

Btw. you can see that both `uproot` and `uproot4` are able to nicely read the structs: ```python In [5]: f["arrays"].show() name | typename | interpretation ---------------------+----------------------+----------------------------------- nInt | int32_t |...

Oh dear, you are fast 😅 Alright, thanks! I will dig deeper... I just created an issue in `uproot4`, to follow the standard procedures.

> I just caught up to your last example—that `"structs/2x3mat"` is not a leaf-list/structured array (fields baked into dtype), it's a fixed-size multidimensional array (shape baked into dtype). Is it...

Oh dear, I somehow forgot to answer this. I thought I did 🤔 Anyways, the construction of the struct and also the complete parsing of the structures is very complex....

Worth to mention, a Macro posted by Chris Rackauckas on twitter: ```julia macro def(name, definition) return quote macro $(esc(name))() esc($(Expr(:quote, definition))) end end end @def myfields x::Int y::Int end struct...