Closed avik-pal closed 1 month ago
Not needed for compilation, but if we want to allow eager more operations.
Broadcasting doesn't preserve Array type
julia> using Reactant julia> Reactant.ConcreteRArray(rand(10, 3)) 10×3 Reactant.ConcreteRArray{Float64, (10, 3), 2}: 0.241899 0.892 0.344609 0.658603 0.978326 0.0684158 0.154474 0.506356 0.737901 0.665978 0.635999 0.312166 0.955006 0.613347 0.834144 0.261397 0.361902 0.758361 0.838547 0.939787 0.191731 0.336063 0.649798 0.305722 0.0539672 0.754429 0.444449 0.964148 0.524124 0.628569 julia> Reactant.ConcreteRArray(rand(10, 3)) .+ 1 10×3 Matrix{Float64}: 1.60667 1.2144 1.15662 1.79119 1.18538 1.81092 1.01788 1.73736 1.10406 1.88946 1.51043 1.7367 1.11927 1.46719 1.82236 1.18602 1.32522 1.6286 1.12319 1.79284 1.85603 1.42769 1.33347 1.96626 1.40952 1.39544 1.52497 1.23689 1.28314 1.1096
Currently expected since we don't have the broadcast style overloads.
I feel like here it's worth it to just compile the underlying function and execute it
This should be fixed in #73
Not needed for compilation, but if we want to allow eager more operations.
Broadcasting doesn't preserve Array type
Currently expected since we don't have the broadcast style overloads.