win32 np.clip slowness fixed in numpy#2125
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#1641 added a workaround for
np.clipslowness when running on Windows platform.The cause was found and fixed in numpy/numpy#20134.
numpy/numpy#20234 is also relevant. (bump compiler to MSVC 2019).
The two above-mentioned PRs are included in numpy 1.22. Thus the workaround can and should be avoided when using numpy >= 1.22. Note that with numpy 1.22,
np.clipnow runs equally fast on both Windows and Linux (WSL2) on the same machine, as would be expected.Note that the slowness was not a Windows platform issue, it was a code + compiler issue.
For testing the speed difference between different versions of numpy, the script in numpy/numpy#18673 can be used.
Numpy 1.22.0rc1 can currently be downloaded from pypi.