Hi all,
this is the classic problem of software libraries changing their
interfaces along the time and breaking the code that depends upon it.
It's not related only to Python, but to any software using libraries.
Indeed, we have the same problem in IPOL with the C libraries. We
decide
Quoting Ofer ofer.bar...@weizmann.ac.il:
If c++ code also needs to be maintained, then do you think c++ is easier to
maintain than python code? Lets focus on the language and assume for the
discussion that the c++ libraries allowed by IPOL exist and are stable in
python.
In my opinion, once
Hi Miguel,
I do not quite agree with your statements :
- C/C++ are languages that have passed international standards. That is why if
your code respects such standard, the compilers being compliant, you should
never have to change a single line of code.
- Concerning the libraries, it is
Quoting Pascal Monasse mona...@imagine.enpc.fr:
Hi Miguel,
Hi Pascal,
I do not quite agree with your statements :
- C/C++ are languages that have passed international standards. That
is why if
your code respects such standard, the compilers being compliant, you should
never have to
