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Configurable kernel_cache directory
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to make the kernel_cache directory location configurable. This is handy in situations where the user’s home directory might live on NFS (very slow for IO), when a container is used (might lack permissions for the home directory), etc. In these cases the user could set another location with an environment variable.
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Yes, in-memory caching is already supported in default but the interface that disables it is not supported currently.
_kernel._get_ufunc_kernelis assumed to be called fromufunc._get_ufunc_kerneland cached to self._kernel_memo`. (See here).RawKernelcaches the kernel toself._kernelinRawKernel.kernelproperty method is called. (See here).