Sebastian Haase wrote:
> Hi,
> in numarray I could do this
>
import numarray as na
a = na.arange(10)
b = na.array(a._data, type=na.int32, shape=8)
>
> b would use the beginning part of a.
>
> This is actually important for inplace FFT (where in real-to-complex-fft th
Hi,
in numarray I could do this
>>> import numarray as na
>>> a = na.arange(10)
>>> b = na.array(a._data, type=na.int32, shape=8)
b would use the beginning part of a.
This is actually important for inplace FFT (where in real-to-complex-fft the
input has 2 "columns" more memory than the output)
