gmp module
John J. Lee
phrxy at csv.warwick.ac.uk
Mon Nov 6 14:45:09 EST 2000
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On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Alex Martelli wrote: > "mary" <mary at iitk.ac.in> wrote in message > news:8u5tua$rie$1 at nnrp1.deja.com... > > Hi, > > is someone working on a python gmp module. > > Yes! I am. [...] > There are some design issues, such as -- should > gmpy objects be immutable (for conceptual > compatibility with builtin numbers) or mutable > (for efficiency)? Should the whole module be > built with C (for maximum portability and > minimal binary-size) or C++ (e.g. py_cpp) for > max programmer-productivity and to gain nice > extras such as being able to inherit from the > objects the module exports...? [...] Surely it's possible to inherit even from C 'classes'? I remember seeing something about this in, I think it was the SWIG manual, when I scanned through it. I wonder if it's possible to get gmp to work with NumPy on the C level, ie not using arrays of Python objects, but as an array directly accessible from C libraries using gmp? I've never used gmp, or NumPy's C API, so I have no idea. John
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