Since neither of the primary sparse solvers we use, PySparse or PyTrilinos, has
been migrated to Python 3, we're not in any rush.
FiPy can be used with Python 3 by running the `2to3` converter and then using
the SciPy sparse solvers. This doesn't perform as well, but is suitable if you
need to be on Python 3 for some reason.
On Jun 23, 2015, at 6:03 AM, Colin Stark cst...@ldeo.columbia.edu wrote:
Is there a timetable to migrate Fipy to Python 3?
Colin Stark
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