Python bindings for GSL

Python bindings for GSL

[Christopher R. Gabriel]

Hi there,

I've started writing python bindings for the GSL (actually, 32 minutes
ago). 

I've an initial support for GslMatrix and GslVector objects, and I'm
moving towards to support almost everything the library offers.

** I'm not using SWIG, so if you want to help out you're warned **

I'm working on my cvs repository/web/bug-track- system since seems too
difficult to have my stuff imported on sources.redhat.com (where the
gsl main repository is), so if you want to help me in this crazy plan
just email me asking for cvs access.

Regards,
--
Christopher

Re: Python bindings for GSL

[Achim Gaedke]

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Hi Christopher and all others!

A few months ago I did the same and published it under:

http://www.zpr.uni-koeln.de/~achim/gsl/

I use the setup tool that comes with python and have excellent results on
sun and linux (suse, redhat 7.*) with python 2.* .
It is better to sum up our results I think. If you (or anyone else) likes
to add some stuff, download my module and modify it!

Yours

Achim

PS:
- The version number is very low, just because I had no time to improve
it.
- I was confused by some odd behaviours of the gsl.m4 macro, maybe it is
better to fix them (I one week I'll have to work with gsl and c++ too).




Achim Gaedke, ZPR
Weyertal 80, 50931 Köln
Tel: +49 221 470 6021

Re: Python bindings for GSL

[Christopher R. Gabriel]

    Achim> Hi Christopher and all others!  A few months ago I did the
    Achim> same and published it under:

    Achim> http://www.zpr.uni-koeln.de/~achim/gsl/

Cool!

    Achim> I use the setup tool that comes with python and have
    Achim> excellent results on sun and linux (suse, redhat 7.*) with
    Achim> python 2.* .  It is better to sum up our results I
    Achim> think. If you (or anyone else) likes to add some stuff,
    Achim> download my module and modify it!

Sounds reasonable. It's ok for you to merge the two things?


-- 
Christopher R. Gabriel <cgabriel@softwarelibero.org>
www.linux.it/~cgabriel/ - persone.softwarelibero.org/person/cgabriel

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