Am 03.07.2013 20:17, schrieb Ondřej Čertík:
So we can create all these little or bigger packages, like mpmath,
memoization, polys, decorators, cythonutils, parsing. And make the
user install all those in order to run sympy. I don't think it would
make things simpler for the user. I think it would make things more
complex.
Erm... no?
If a user needs one package, the other packages can be pulled as needed
via dependencies.
Plus a meta-package that just contains dependencies on every module in
SymPy.
Sholdn't make the users' lives more complex, except that they have more
options (which can be a complication in itself, but if smaller packages
are desired ... *shrug*).
It would make development harder because dependencies between packages
would have to be spelled out, and the correctness of the dependency
information would need to be unit tested. (I have no idea to do that
kind of dependency check in Python, so maybe it's not reasonably
feasible at all.)
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