> Hi,
> Just out of curiosity: Can I ask what is special about a
> Geometry.Vector ? What is the difference to a normal numpy array ?
At the time I wrote my code, it was just a convenient 3-vector class.
Most of the functionality is now implemented in numpy so if I was to
rewrite my code, I'd j
Hi,
Just out of curiosity: Can I ask what is special about a
Geometry.Vector ? What is the difference to a normal numpy array ?
I hope this is a good place to as this ?
Thanks, -Sebastian Haase
On 11/24/06, Gary Ruben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Konrad,
I can report that 2.7.1 installs OK
Hi Konrad,
I can report that 2.7.1 installs OK on WinXP with the most recent
Enthought Python. I used mingw, so replaced the build instruction with
python setup.py build --numpy --compiler=mingw32
All I tried was the Geometry.Vector class which my older code uses
heavily - this behaves well.
rega
amit soni wrote:
> hi,
>
> how can I install and start using CVXOPT. I have python 2.5 version
> installed. what else do i need to download and install for CVXOPT.
CVXOPT does not use numpy, so it is unlikely that you will get your question
answered here. You can download the source tarball from
hi,
how can I install and start using CVXOPT. I have python 2.5 version installed.
what else do i need to download and install for CVXOPT.
thanks
amit
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Those who would like to test-drive ScientificPython with NumPy can do
so now: just download version 2.7.1 from
http://sourcesup.cru.fr/
and install using
python setup.py build --numpy
python setup.py install --numpy
Note that I have relied on NumPy's automatic code con
