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ENH: stats: add array-API support to kstat/kstatvar #20634
ENH: stats: add array-API support to kstat/kstatvar #20634
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Fine for now, but nice to save @lucascolley some trouble by generating these without mutation as we go forward. Is there a better way than?
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Obvously here this is fine but I do wonder if we encountered mutations in the in loop of a solver, for example, if all the new allocations might be a bit painful performance wise
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Oh, I wouldn't change existing code like that all the time. Just easy cases like these tests, where it could make the difference between the test running with JAX or not. Cases do need to be considered individually.