Hi,
when compiled on Debian, numpy segfaults when used with ATLAS sse2,
but works when used against ATLAS sse. More information here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=448530
I have no idea, where the problem is. Do you have any ideas, what we should try?
Thanks a lot,
Ondrej
Hello!
The Python core developers are currently working on several improvements
for floats and the math module. Since you are power users I like to
get your opinion and suggestions on several patches:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1534 -- sys.float_info [done]
http://bugs.python.org/issue1580 --
Hi,
Is it possible to know which version of subversion is used by the
svn.scipy.org server ? I am trying to use svnsync on it, without any
success, and wanted to know if this was coming from svn.scipy.org or
from something else ?
cheers,
David
Hey Jonathan,
Thanks for providing this. I created a ticket for now:
http://scipy.org/scipy/numpy/ticket/636
I will take some time to add this functionality to NumPy before the
end of the year.
Thanks,
--
Jarrod Millman
Computational Infrastructure for Research Labs
10 Giannini Hall, UC
On Dec 12, 2007 4:20 AM, Jarrod Millman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will put new binaries on the sourceforge site this weekend for both
NumPy 1.0.4 and SciPy 0.6.0. I should be able to find an old PIII
WinXP machine around somewhere, which I will devote to building the
official non-SSE2
Hi --
I have found a bug in numpy-1.0.4. The bug is a crash when doing
linalg.inv() on a Windows machine. The machine is an old Pentium 3
machine. The error report indicates an invalid op code. Details
about this bug are in the numpy tracker under ticket 635.
Numpy-1.0.3.1 doesn't crash
Hi all,
We had a great Sprint at Berkeley over last weekend. Jarrod deserves a
huge hand for organizing it and Fernando should be also congradulated
for making the Sprint a productive communication session with a lot of
different people.
Going forward, there will be a relatively informal
Stuart Brorson wrote:
Hi --
I have found a bug in numpy-1.0.4. The bug is a crash when doing
linalg.inv() on a Windows machine. The machine is an old Pentium 3
machine. The error report indicates an invalid op code. Details
about this bug are in the numpy tracker under ticket 635.
Hi all,
The postfix service on the server hosting several of the mailing lists
was down since Monday. Mails to the list were preserved and archived
but were not being distributed to subscribers. We restarted the
postfix service and messages should now be going out.
Apologies for the
David Cournapeau wrote:
Hi,
as discussed with some other numpy developers, in particular Travis, I
started to prepare my work related to scons for step-by-step merging
into the trunk. The first step is done, and is in cleanconfig_rtm
branch (rtm for ready to merge).
This branch basically:
Sounds like exactly the problem Jarrod Millman is working to solve.
The new binary uses SSE2 options which P3's and older Athlons don't
support. It sounds like Jarrod has found a machine he can use to
create the new binaries and solve the problem.
On Dec 18, 2007 1:07 PM, Stuart Brorson [EMAIL
Hi,
when compiled on Debian, numpy segfaults when used with ATLAS sse2,
but works when used against ATLAS sse. More information here:
What is the machine on which you are getting the segfault? Is it
possible you are trying to run SSE2 instructions on a machine without
SSE2?
Best,
Matthew
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