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The main problem I have with F# is not being able to use the standard arithmetic operators. This is a limitation of the language, of course, not of Python.NET. I...

It's actually the other way around: DynamicObject has direct support from the C# compiler, so the dot operator gets mapped to DynamicObject.TryInvokeMember/TryGetMember/etc and the arithmetic operators get mapped to DynamicObject.TryBinaryOperation/TryUnaryOperation/etc...

Feb 2021. I'm having the same issue, using macOS Catalina 10.15.7 - all software up to date (except for Haxe where I'm using 4.1.5 instead of 4.2 because HaxeFlixel doesn't...

Yes, that's exactly what's happening, it's considering the (unit -> MyType) function to be unrelated. For some reason the refactoring works correctly if it's a script: But it fails if...

@altaybrusan is the image loading process part of the loop? What code is inside the timed loop and what code is outside? I just want to make sure we're all...

I noticed the code inside the loop has many operations, some of them involving slicing, some of them involving convolutions, etc. In theory all the .Net to C++ marshalling shouldn't...

@pavanky could we accomplish the same with a call to **af_release_array**? If that's the case another option would be calling **.Dispose()** on every **ArrayFire.Array** object created inside the loop (which...

@pavanky yes, that's exactly what the .net wrapper is doing, I took the R wrapper as a reference. Also, invoking the garbage collector explicitly does free the temporary objects, I...

@altaybrusan I think **pavansky** is right on the money with his comment regarding the memory allocation/deallocation affecting performance. I would like to help, can you please share your definition for...

I forgot to mention I'm using the macOS version of Defold, but I don't believe the issue is platform-dependent.