![]() The set of procedures that can be successfully translated by the numeric code compiler is very limited. Because the overhead of interpretation has been largely removed from the compiled code, in many cases, a compiled procedure will run faster even than it does when run under evalhf. The compiled code is then dynamically linked into Maple, using the external calling facility, to produce a Maple-callable procedure that, when called with appropriate inputs, will invoke the compiled code. Maple procedures are translated to C++ language code, which is subsequently compiled by an external C++ compiler. Translation is effected by the use of a special purpose CodeGeneration backend. Typically, the Compiler can provide improved performance for procedures that run long enough to justify the overhead of compilation, or which are called so frequently as to amortize this overhead. Note that the module Compiler is not a package. The Compiler:-Compile command compiles a limited subset of Maple procedures (described in more detail below) to native code and returns the compiled procedure. Options one of trace=true/false, optimize=true/false, inmem=true/false and warnings=true/false Compile a numeric Maple procedure to native code
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