I am a very new Julia user (coming from Matlab), so forgive me if I ask a very dumb question.
I currently have a julia code, which works (it runs fine) though it provides different results if I execute it as a function or if I run every of the function lines interactively. My script is mostly about linear algebra and uses Arrays and Dicts.
As I have some trouble making use of the Juno debugger, I did not find another way to debug my code, which is quite a shame.
I spent the last three hours on this and I still have no clue why these results differ. I suspect I don't understand some very basic working process of julia related to variable allocation but I'm flying blind here.
Does anyone have a explaination for this behavior ?
I can't provide the code here but here is the base structure of the code. Basically the M matrix returned by childfunction is wrong. a is a scalar a dict is a dictionary.
- calling function
function motherfunction(...)
M = childfunction(a,dict)
end
- child function
function childfunction(...)
...
M = *some linear algebra*
return M
end