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CompiledFunction

CompiledFunction[args...]
represents compiled code for evaluating a compiled function.

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  • Compile generates a CompiledFunction object that can be executed by applying it to appropriate arguments.
  • CompiledFunction objects that are constructed explicitly can also be executed. Basic consistency checks are done when such objects are first evaluated by Mathematica.
  • The code in a CompiledFunction object is based on an idealized register machine.
  • A CompiledFunction object can additionally refer to natively compiled code.

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CompiledFunction objects are generated by Compile:

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CompiledFunction objects can be used as normal Function objects:

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Arguments are coerced, if possible, to be approximate real:

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When exceptional values are encountered, the uncompiled function is used:

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