Read the ranges out of the looping.loop_ranges variable into macro-local variables at the point where @loop_* is called. This means that if the region type is changed (changing looping.loop_ranges) inside the loop, the outer @loop_* does not change. This behaviour is a bit at odds with how Julia behaves with nested loops, but seems more natural if you think of an @loop_* statement as a single thing which should not change after you enter the block.
Read the ranges out of the
looping.loop_rangesvariable into macro-local variables at the point where@loop_*is called. This means that if the region type is changed (changinglooping.loop_ranges) inside the loop, the outer@loop_*does not change. This behaviour is a bit at odds with how Julia behaves with nested loops, but seems more natural if you think of an@loop_*statement as a single thing which should not change after you enter the block.