Documentation: Mention Vararg{Any, N} in the "Performance Tips" section of the manual
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That's a lot of reviewers. I'll decline since I don't know about this. |
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Vararg{<:Any, N} in the "Performance Tips" section of the manualVararg{Any, N} in the "Performance Tips" section of the manual
Done. I’ve changed I’m assuming the two forms are equivalent? |
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Thanks @DilumAluthge! |
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This pull request adds two lines to the "Performance Tips" section of the manual to explain that
Vararg{Any, N}can be used to force specialization on varargs.I'm not sure if this should be
Vararg{<:Any, N}orVararg{Any, N}. They both seem to force specialization, so I'm not sure if there is any difference between the two.Hat tip to @tkf for showing me that this works.