Make files advanced

[vivaan2006]

1 file directories

• call_method
• call_method_slots
• call_simple
• chaos
• float
• meteor
• pidigits
• pythonflow
• spectralnorm

2, 3, 4 file directories...

• Espionage
• futen (4)
• go (3)
• http2
• take5
• slowsha
• samplefsm

[bennn]

Use deltablue, fannkuch, nbody, and richards as inspiration:

• replace simple dicts with CheckedDict[K, V]
• ditto for lists and CheckedList[T]
• replace int with int64, same for floats
• replace lists of ints with arrays (see nqueens)
• annotate classes with @final, annotate tiny functions with @inline

[vivaan2006]

the 1-file benchmarks are done, errors in a few, have to experiment with types later. Moving onto 2 files now. Most interesting error was: KeyError: (<ast.Call object at 0x7f58c66bf220>, <class 'compiler.static.types.ClassCallInfo'>) Not sure if this relates to the compiler, but this was odd...

[bennn]

Most interesting error was: KeyError: (<ast.Call object at 0x7f58c66bf220>, <class 'compiler.static.types.ClassCallInfo'>) Not sure if this relates to the compiler, but this was odd...

What's the code that gave that error?

The advanced call_* benchmarks look great.

float advanced is the same as float shallow. Is there a float64 type to use? Check the cinder tests under Lib/test/test_compiler/test_static/ for examples with primitive types.

[vivaan2006]

Hello, I looked into the files in test_static, but I couldn't find any special float types. The main primitive types throughout the code were: int32, int64, int8 but no float 64

[bennn]

I'm surprised about float64. Does the paper say anything about it?? We can figure this out on the next call.