Thanks Tim,
Ironclad looks interesting. Will investigate it. Thanks for the reference!
The promising thing regarding efforts: most, if not all of it has been done
already in our Computing Engine. In fact people maintain wrappers around
the (Matlab'isch) ILNumerics which mimic the numpy API and
Hi,
Another way might be to use C++/CLI and the NumPy sources to directly write a
.NET wrapper for NumPy, with the API optimized for the IronPython use case.
Might be more work, but AFAICS, should give the best results (performance-wise).
Best regards
Markus Schaber
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A project exists called IronLab (https://github.com/rwg0/ironlab) that
works with both numpy and scipy. Maybe we can leverage what was done in
IronLab to support numpy? I think it uses the code developed by Enthought,
not sure if it's OSS.
Thanks,
Steve
On Tue, Jul 12, 2016 at 11:56 AM, Markus Sc
Based on the responses received, it looks like 6:00PM GMT may be the best
middle ground for everyone. The meeting will be on Gitter at
https://gitter.im/IronLanguages/main. Please come and participate!
Thanks,
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Hi,
At a first glance, IronLab looks nice.
The License is LGPL, so I think it cannot be part of the main IronPython
distribution.
OTOH, they’re using “NumPy and SciPY for IronPython / .NET” which seems
abandoned, but used to be maintained by the PTVS people:
http://pytools.codeplex.com/wikipag
