Hi Ana,
I think numpy support threads if it was compiled using Intel's Math
Kernel Library, but you'll be better asking on the numpy mailing list.
You could also be interested in a project called Numba, with let's you
accelerate vectorized computations based on numpy quite a lot by just by
using a decorator.
Spyder doesn't do any threading of its own on numpy or scipy but I think
it could be really useful to you for writing and debugging code.
However I think you should forget about using threads because that's not
the right way to parallelize things in Python (because of the GIL).
Please take a look at Numba and the other libraries I mentioned in my
other post.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 22/05/13 13:28, [email protected] escribió:
Hello,
please help me answer those questions, along with: do numpy and scipy
thread or spyder does?
I am planing to install spyder on Cray XE6 machine, with intention do
so some python MPI and threading, and debugging
Would spyder be of use for me?
Thanks
Ana
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