Make Julia startup options configurable; set optimize=3 #228
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MilesCranmer
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Nov 21, 2022
| warnings.warn( | ||
| "Julia has already started. The new Julia options " | ||
| + str(set_diff) | ||
| + " will be ignored." |
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@mkitti I'm thinking it might be good to do this inside PyJulia instead
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cc @mkitti
I have
optimize=3, but not sure if that's a safe default or not. I wouldn't expect any user to findjulia_kwargsthough, so I'm leaning towards choosing the fastest option as a default if I don't expect it to increase crashes.