Pauli, I finally understood your idea What a good hack!!!
You have to pass an integer array with enough space in order Fortran
con store there some extra metadata, no just the buffer pointer, but
also dimensions and some other runtime stuff.
Many, many, many thanks
On 10/24/07, Pauli Vi
On 10/24/07, Pauli Virtanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Using a hack like this, it's also possible to pass derived type
object >pointers, "type(Typename), pointer", from the Python side to
the >Fortran side, as opaque handles.
Could you please send/point me an example of how I can actually pass
F
Lisandro Dalcin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> kirjoitti:
> Im trying to use f2py to wrap some fortran functions wich receive as
> argument PETSc objects. The usual way to implement this with
> PETSc+fortran is to do something like this
>
> soubrutine matvec(A,x,y)
> Mat A
> Vec x
> Vec y
> end soubrutin
Im trying to use f2py to wrap some fortran functions wich receive as
argument PETSc objects. The usual way to implement this with
PETSc+fortran is to do something like this
soubrutine matvec(A,x,y)
Mat A
Vec x
Vec y
end soubrutine
The 'Mat' and 'Vec' types are actually integers of appropriate
