Closed johnfgibson closed 6 years ago
Microbenchmark codes now run on 0.6, 0.7 and 1.0. This is useful for comparing performance across versions.
Also some updates to names of languages in versions.sh (octave -> octave-cli, etc.)
Some of my Compat.jl calls are a little funky (e.g. an ifdef-style switch for tr/trace) because the expected syntax did not work.
Microbenchmark codes now run on 0.6, 0.7 and 1.0. This is useful for comparing performance across versions.
Also some updates to names of languages in versions.sh (octave -> octave-cli, etc.)
Some of my Compat.jl calls are a little funky (e.g. an ifdef-style switch for tr/trace) because the expected syntax did not work.