Robert wrote:
> Ah, good. numpy lets you construct your own data types from the primitives.
> Since you don't actually need uint128 arithmetic, you don't need a uint128
> primitive. You can just use dtype('V16') (meaning "void, 16 bytes long") ...Impressive. I installed NumPy and it worked like a charm (I used uint64). The above feature is quite useful as the bus size inside a microchip is getting wider and wider (to get higher performance). Again, thank you for replying to my posting. Happy Holidays! Aki Niimura -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
