Closed giannipetrella closed 3 weeks ago
Using Abstract types seems to be causing a large amount of allocations. For instance,
julia> @time Q = three_vertex_quiver(1, 6, 5); d = [1, 6, 6]; theta = canonical_stability(Q, d); 0.000005 seconds (2 allocations: 160 bytes)
should let the following code run for free, however it is even more expensive than the former:
julia> @time M = QuiverModuliSpace(Q, d, theta); 0.000026 seconds (5 allocations: 224 bytes)
Some refactoring seems necessary.
The constructors are not really a problem, in any case the issue is fixed in 2e2168a0fdf07045ec5e5d93e0b20f2c7337a94f and 1de4eba5eddfac9559843510469a5348fc4a332e.
Using Abstract types seems to be causing a large amount of allocations. For instance,
should let the following code run for free, however it is even more expensive than the former:
Some refactoring seems necessary.