Hmm. Too bad it didn't fix all the problems! I would guess you are hitting some strange bug in the automatic pre-compilation mechanism recently merged into Julia master.
Disclaimer: this is all unfounded speculation, but here are my thoughts on what might be happening. It seems that until most (all?) packages choose to opt-in to precompiling (by putting `__precompile()__` before the declaration of their module) we might have issues loading packages with a large number of dependencies (like QuantEcon) where some have opted in an others haven't. On Saturday, August 15, 2015 at 8:07:09 AM UTC-4, Nils Gudat wrote: > > It seems to solve the issue regarding functions from base (upon checking, > mean now has 70 methods after using QuantEcon), but the LoadError that's > displayed in my original post persists. I guess that was expected though, > given that it's unrelated to the problem of extending functions, and I > don't think it'll keep me from using QuantEcon on 0.4. Thanks! >
