William Moses

I think the other way around. Reactant can take another AD backend (perhaps with enzyme as default) On Fri, May 17, 2024 at 2:34 AM Guillaume Dalle ***@***.***> wrote: >...

Yup

I'm not quite sure how to make an example PR, but here's an example from our tests: https://github.com/EnzymeAD/Reactant.jl/blob/59d9304948cc7e28acdd4351db5e069d62a4f4ec/test/basic.jl#L92 ```julia function sumcos(x) return sum(cos.(x)) end function resgrad_ip(x) dx = Enzyme.make_zero(x) res...

oh it's been registered for a while now!

it might be, but it's also not really the right abstraction (e.g. you ought be able to `@compile` outside of any DI call as it has nothing to do with...

In contrast Enzyme dev here, with little Numba internal knowledge. Regardless happy to help and this has been something that definitely would be really useful to a lot of people....

You can indeed use Enzyme to take arbitrary higher order derivatives.

Enzyme project lead, but without much numba experience. I haven't seen where any of @ludgerpaehler's tests are or its current state, but I think the first part of an upstream...

Enzyme lead here. As I believe Ludger is working on other projects and I haven’t seen any Numba code from him, I think it would be best to start a...

That sounds like a reasonable plan to me! Let me know how I can be of help.