Hi Mark,
As Dino mentioned we (Enthought) are working on refactoring Numpy into a
pure C core with CPython and IronPython interface layers. This is largely
complete and available at github (https://github.com/numpy/numpy-refactor),
though the core layer is largely undocumented thus far. This is
Thank you.
My real goal is to find a decent math/numerical package that I can use without
having to reinvent the wheel.
My searches came up with numpy/SciPy. Whether it actually uses the C interface
or is a refactored version for .NET really doesn’t matter to me.
At least not much.
Hello Mark,
If you can't find an open source math package that meets your needs you
may want to take a look at CenterSpace's NMath Library. The library is
.Net compatible. See:
http://www.centerspace.net/products/nmath/
Cost: $995 for Nmath or $1295 for NMath and a statistical library.
There's also MetaNumerics (http://metanumerics.codeplex.com/)
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Mark Senko mse...@completegenomics.comwrote:
Thank you.
My real goal is to find a decent math/numerical package that I can use
without having to reinvent the wheel.
My searches came up with
Hi All,
I am not intended to add oil to the fire, but I am curious whether somebody
can comment on the statement of Mark
Our company uses C#. I quickly discovered that C# and Python don’t play
well together ….
I have a similar situation, meaning C# application that needs to be a)
scriptable
As far as commercial apps go we are using IronPython as a scripting option for
the next version of our 3d modeling software, Rhinoceros.
http://www.rhino3d.com/
support site specific to python in Rhino
http://python.rhino3d.com/
-Steve
From: Oleksii Bidiuk
Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010
Hello,
Just to add to Oleksii’s comment, I’m also in a similar situation where I’d
like to make an application scriptable with any of my good Iron language friend.
I have been using IronPython and IronRuby for side projects for quite some time
but not embedded in an application
You don't necessarily need to make this choice. IronPython and IronRuby mostly
talk to each other (modulo bugs, which I would be happy to fix if possible :-).
You can write your helpers in Python and let your users call them from Ruby
(and vice versa). Or your helpers could be written in C# or
Hello,
I was also looking for a math library to use with a research tool I was
developing. I am using IronPython as the scripting language as it is easy
for non programmers, who are familiar with Matlab, to quickly prototype
their algorithms. I evaluated Math.NET
