This is much easier for a user to deal with. It really shouldn't make any difference for performance, and in fact, may enhance it (the old implementation was using copyto!). In situations where it would make a difference, like for insanely large pulses, there's always the option of using a non-allocating functor.
This is much easier for a user to deal with. It really shouldn't make any difference for performance, and in fact, may enhance it (the old implementation was using
copyto!). In situations where it would make a difference, like for insanely large pulses, there's always the option of using a non-allocating functor.