A Dimecres 04 Abril 2007 04:13, Steven H. Rogers escrigué:
> How about:
> """
> NumPy extends Python with a multi-dimensional array type (class) and
> related mathematical functions. This provides the Python user with
> useful abstractions for managing and computing with multi-dimensional
> bulk d
A Dimecres 04 Abril 2007 00:42, Charles R Harris escrigué:
> OT, but...
>
> Francesc, could you say whether tickets 373 and 394, reporting possible
> memory leaks, are still valid?
394 was fixed by Travis long time ago (he simply forgot to close the ticket,
but now he have done it). Regarding 373
Travis Oliphant wrote:
> Francesc Altet wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've seen the description of NumPy in the recent announcement (btw, good
>> work!) and I think it misses something important. To put this in context,
>> let
>> me paste the description used for the latest announce:
>>
>> """
>> NumPy is
OT, but...
Francesc, could you say whether tickets 373 and 394, reporting possible
memory leaks, are still valid?
Travis, is there something to be done about ticket 399 or should it be
marked an enhancement or some such.
Just trying to clean stuff up ;)
Chuck
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Francesc Altet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've seen the description of NumPy in the recent announcement (btw, good
> work!) and I think it misses something important. To put this in context, let
> me paste the description used for the latest announce:
>
> """
> NumPy is a Python extension that provides a m
Hi,
I've seen the description of NumPy in the recent announcement (btw, good
work!) and I think it misses something important. To put this in context, let
me paste the description used for the latest announce:
"""
NumPy is a Python extension that provides a multi-dimensional array and
basic ma
