Python and Industry
Harry George
hgg9140 at seanet.com
Fri Jan 12 20:49:29 EST 2001
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I use it for connecting engineering applications via XML. These apps cover preliminary design (simulation and analysis), detail design (CAD solid models), manufacture (NC tool programming), partner data interchange, etc. In the process I've converted some old perl hands to python, and turned some engineers onto it. Currently moving from "ok to use in researchware and isolated settings" to "required on all engineering workstations". grante at visi.com (Grant Edwards) writes: > In article <20010111172342.10148.00000934 at ng-ca1.aol.com>, Crutoy wrote: > > >Hi , does anyone know how widly in an instries does python > being used ? > > I use it in industry. > > We ship with one of our products a small admin tool that's > written in Python. I also use Python to write small test > programs that are used to drive/simulate some our products for > test purposes. I've also used small Python scripts to automate > the process of building software assemblies from > sub-assemblies. > > RedHat uses Python for some of their install/config utilities. > > -- > Grant Edwards grante Yow! The Osmonds! You are > at all Osmonds!! Throwing up > visi.com on a freeway at dawn!!! -- Harry George hgg9140 at seanet.com
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