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February 2019
Created a pull request in JuliaLang/julia that received 7 comments
another improvement to closure analysis precision
This adds support for the case where an assignment dominates all uses, but there are intervening if blocks. Also simplifies the implementation a bit.
- speed up dispatch on parameterized function types
- don't default to compact output in 2-argument `show` methods
- fix #29936, precompile should not assume UnionAlls have stable addresses
- improve precision of typeof_tfunc a bit
- fix a bug in `sizeof_nothrow`
- fix some t-functions on PartialTuple arguments
- another improvement to static parameter precision
- fix #14574, `cp` on files >2GB
- do less inference in top-level expressions
- fix `show` of GlobalRefs with macro names
- move fallback `fetch(::Any)` to Base
- more compact output for Irrational show/print
- Fix byte unit: 1024 B should print as 1 KiB. (copy pr #19040)
- Show dot expressions without parentheses
- Allow recursion that decreases the total number of arguments
- Get better type info from `partially generated` functions
- Avoid allocating a vector with typemax(Int) entries from read
- make length(::String, ::Int, ::Int, ::Int) private again
- Make length(A.nzval)==nnz(A) #30662
- Add an `isless` method for `Base.UUID`
- improve unsized type error message.
- Display exception stacks
Created an issue in JuliaLang/julia that received 3 comments
deprecate <<, >>, >>> on BitArray
I was surprised to find we still have these methods. Instead, we should have a shift[!] function that works on any array. Using >> to move BitArray…