2025-07-24 –, Main Room 5
Performing I/O in Julia under static compilation requires new considerations. In particular, juliac's --trim feature requires that the types returned from I/O calls be known statically at compile time or at least be enumerated. While this allows for small binaries, it does limit how dynamic statically compiled Julia I/O programs can be. This has required modifications to existing I/O packages as well as a new versions of I/O packages to implement these static features.
Performing I/O in Julia under static compilation requires new considerations. In particular, juliac's --trim feature requires that the types returned from I/O calls be known statically at compile time or at least be enumerated. While this allows for small binaries, it does limit how dynamic statically compiled Julia I/O programs can be. This has required modifications to existing I/O packages as well as a new versions of I/O packages to implement these static features. In particular, vignettes on this has impacted HDF5 and JSON based I/O will be presented.
