and inlining the function seems to allocate even much more memory (almost 25 times more)... Any reason why?
data = rand(10^6) f1(data) = [sin(i) for i in data] julia> @time f1(data); elapsed time: 0.023104734 seconds (8000128 bytes allocated) julia> @time [sin(i) for i in data]; elapsed time: 1.056091612 seconds (199975552 bytes allocated, 23.74% gc time)
