Take a look at ReverseDiffSource.jl.
On Monday, July 18, 2016 at 3:59:10 AM UTC-4, Eric Forgy wrote: > > Hi Young Chun, > > Welcome to Julia! Like Jeffrey, I think your question was a good one and > the outcome is even better. > > I don't know how others feel, but as an "oldie", it is super encouraging > to me that: > > 1. People can even ask questions like this > 2. Julia provides a highly satisfactory solution > > When I was a kid, we had to walk uphill to in the snow to school both ways > and we could not ask such questions. Even if we could ask, the answer would > be less than satisfactory. The possibilities the young scientists today are > provided is tremendous and I look forward to seeing what you and others > come up with. > > Out of curiosity, is anyone using Julia for fast polynomial approximations > such as fast-multipole methods in gravitation/electromagnetics? This kind > of fast auto-differentiation seems perfectly suited for these large-scale > problems. > > Cheers! > Eric >
