Closed Moelf closed 2 years ago
Would be interesting to see how big the change is. If more than a little, then perhaps this ought to be one of two separate Julia entries -- much as there are two Python and two Clojure ones.
I don't think you would normally execute your Julia scripts that way.
Depends who! I would guess most people execute things in an already-running session. Either directly or through some tool like VSCode.
But CI often builds docs etc. by running just julia make.jl
, a few ms isn't worth any extra complexity.
This example is too quick for https://github.com/dmolina/DaemonMode.jl to help out. (Which is a command-line way to keep a session alive.)
Looks like we need a g++ installation?
Okay, it worked. Thank you very much for the contribution @Moelf!
Here are the results: https://niklas-heer.github.io/speed-comparison/pages/2022-10-15T223909.html
@Moelf thanks for your contribution, but the CI doesn't seem to work.
Also, I don't think you would normally execute your Julia scripts that way.