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Feature request: cache compilations to the filesystem
See original GitHub issueI am building a larger application with Jax, and compiling all the kernels adds about a minute of overhead until we’re ready to run.
It would be great if Jax were able to cache compilations, like Numba’s cache=True argument to their JIT decorator.
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Is there any ongoing work to generalize this to CPU and GPU backends?
(I edited the title based on my understanding of what you mean, and a brief read of some numba docs. Let me know if I got that wrong.)