Re: Question of JITC

[lyh.kernel]

Hello Max

I am wondering how to use built-in function with JITC. I write the following script:

$ cat builtin_func.m
A = [1, 2; 3, 4];

i = 0;
do
  A = sin(A);
  i++;
until (i == 1)

disp(A)

However when I run this script:

$ octave --debug-jit builtin_func.m
warning: function ./test.m shadows a core library function
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jit fail: Missing overload in type inference for #2 = call  (any: sin#26)
   0.84147   0.90930
   0.14112  -0.75680

I have some question about the JITC linear IR. Considered the example mentioned above, I am wondering whether the corresponding JITC linear IR of "sin(A)" should be "#2 = call sin (any: #26)" instead of "#2 = call  (any: sin#26)"?

Thanks a lot