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The Weld Object class in Python is currently quite clunky, as it requires manually stitching together strings and splicing in types, etc. It can probably be made nicer by (a) using function decorators to mark certain functions as Weld enabled, (b) adding a programmatic API for building expressions and tracking dependencies, and (c) allowing each function to return a Weld function instead of an expression.
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The Weld Object class in Python is currently quite clunky, as it requires manually stitching together strings and splicing in types, etc. It can probably be made nicer by (a) using function decorators to mark certain functions as Weld enabled, (b) adding a programmatic API for building expressions and tracking dependencies, and (c) allowing each function to return a Weld function instead of an expression.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: