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For some physics in which we expect there to be 0 allocations, we should explicitly and programmatically test that there are no allocations.
A simple test is that of the heat equation written with 2 Vars and 2 Op1s.
For some physics in which we expect there to be nonzero allocations, we should ... test that the expected number/ size of allocations occurs.
Further, it would be nice to check whether the performance in the latter case can be improved if we provide a heuristically-derived value to be passed to sizehint.
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For some physics in which we expect there to be 0 allocations, we should explicitly and programmatically test that there are no allocations.
A simple test is that of the heat equation written with 2 Vars and 2 Op1s.
For some physics in which we expect there to be nonzero allocations, we should ... test that the expected number/ size of allocations occurs.
Further, it would be nice to check whether the performance in the latter case can be improved if we provide a heuristically-derived value to be passed to
sizehint
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: