Hi David --
I think the tools you'd use to optimize cases like this depend heavily on the idioms in the code. Can you share a simplified program that demonstrates the pattern you're wrestling with as a basis for further conversation?
Thanks, -Brad On Wed, 21 Mar 2018, David G. Wonnacott wrote:
I've done some experiments and found that the performance of some code I'm writing seems to be limited by the use of 'get' methods to access some scalars. In C++, I'd use the 'inline' keyword to try to optimize these ... is there an equivalent for Chapel? Should I be changing the class to a record? That would be slightly inconvenent but not really a problem. Dave W
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