Ensure that BitArrays are inferrable for arbitrary Integer
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BitArray operations are frequently performed with partial inference
information (particularly from Pkg but others as well).
Currently the internal operations are a source of invalidation for
common arithmetic and bitwise operators. There seems to be no need
to live with this, as all the inference problems are fixed by
converting `Integer`s to `Int`s. This is done elsewhere already in
BitArray code, so it only seems to be continuing a process that is
already underway.
Because of the multiplicity of methods `BitArray{N}(a::Any)` is not
fully inferrable but there are at least limited victories,
and the real benefits are in the elimination of instabilities
in the internal operations.
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| @@ -933,6 +947,7 @@ function _deleteat!(B::BitVector, i::Integer) | |||
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| function deleteat!(B::BitVector, i::Integer) | |||
| i = Int(i) | |||
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Could do the "split out the Int conversion part"-dance here as well.
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My feeling is the bit of bounds-checking isn't worth worrying about.
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…ng#37082) BitArray operations are frequently performed with partial inference information (particularly from Pkg but others as well). Currently the internal operations are a source of invalidation for common arithmetic and bitwise operators. There seems to be no need to live with this, as all the inference problems are fixed by converting `Integer`s to `Int`s. This is done elsewhere already in BitArray code, so it only seems to be continuing a process that is already underway. Because of the multiplicity of methods `BitArray{N}(a::Any)` is not fully inferrable but there are at least limited victories, and the real benefits are in the elimination of instabilities in the internal operations.
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BitArray operations are frequently performed with partial inference information (particularly from Pkg but others as well). Currently the internal operations are a source of invalidation for common arithmetic and bitwise operators. There seems to be no need to live with this, as all the inference problems are fixed by converting
Integers toInts. This is done elsewhere already in BitArray code, so it only seems to be continuing a process that is already underway.Because of the multiplicity of methods
BitArray{N}(a::Any)is not fully inferrable but there are at least limited victories, and the real benefits are in the elimination of instabilities in the internal operations.