[ANN] Numeric-17.3.0.tar.gz available

Numeric Python 17.3.0 is available in source form at http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy This is the last planned release in the 17 family. Binary versions will appear later -- developers, please help. Release 18 will require Python 2.1. Several of the new features in Python 2.1 are specifically meant to enable improvements in Numeric and we are going to try to take advantage of them. Paul F. Dubois Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

This is the last planned release in the 17 family. Binary versions will appear later -- developers, please help.
hello paul. i didn't see a changelog or anything in the new release? regardless, i've finally put together my precompiled ZIP for win32 and python2.0. it is available here; http://pygame.seul.org/ftp/contrib/Numeric-17.3-win32-2.0.zip once this file is available from the sourceforge site i will remove it from my little server, so please don't go linking this URL all over the world :] also note that i finally broke from the win32 binary naming convention that had been in use since the 16.0 release. i don't know if that was actually some sort of convention, or just an old tradition that got accidentally started :] either way, feel free to rename this file however you see fit. one last thing. in the "setup.py" for Numeric, one of the extensions included "Libraries=['m']", but this is not needed on windows. (in fact, there is no math library, so the compile was failing). i took this library out for my build, and everything seems happy. finally. unlike my previous release, i also have finally included some quick information in the readme, i'll just snip out the new information from that file... """ This build of Numeric 17.3.0 was built by Pete Shinners (pete@shinners.org) on January 24, 2001 To install, extract the ZIP file into your Python folder. (for example, on my system this is C:\python20\) Unfortunately, I do not make use of the scientific packages like FFT, MA, and RNG, so I cannot test that they work, but I do know the base ArrayObject works well, and these extra packages have worked fine on my previous releases. <plug style=shameless> I am also the maintainer of the pygame library. Pygame is a great library for writing games in python, and includes a numeric module for directly accessing pixel values with numeric arrays. http://pygame.seul.org </plug> Following is the original README included with the Numeric source ----------------------------------------------------------------- """ + open('numeric-17.3/readme').read()

This is the last planned release in the 17 family. Binary versions will appear later -- developers, please help.
hello paul. i didn't see a changelog or anything in the new release? regardless, i've finally put together my precompiled ZIP for win32 and python2.0. it is available here; http://pygame.seul.org/ftp/contrib/Numeric-17.3-win32-2.0.zip once this file is available from the sourceforge site i will remove it from my little server, so please don't go linking this URL all over the world :] also note that i finally broke from the win32 binary naming convention that had been in use since the 16.0 release. i don't know if that was actually some sort of convention, or just an old tradition that got accidentally started :] either way, feel free to rename this file however you see fit. one last thing. in the "setup.py" for Numeric, one of the extensions included "Libraries=['m']", but this is not needed on windows. (in fact, there is no math library, so the compile was failing). i took this library out for my build, and everything seems happy. finally. unlike my previous release, i also have finally included some quick information in the readme, i'll just snip out the new information from that file... """ This build of Numeric 17.3.0 was built by Pete Shinners (pete@shinners.org) on January 24, 2001 To install, extract the ZIP file into your Python folder. (for example, on my system this is C:\python20\) Unfortunately, I do not make use of the scientific packages like FFT, MA, and RNG, so I cannot test that they work, but I do know the base ArrayObject works well, and these extra packages have worked fine on my previous releases. <plug style=shameless> I am also the maintainer of the pygame library. Pygame is a great library for writing games in python, and includes a numeric module for directly accessing pixel values with numeric arrays. http://pygame.seul.org </plug> Following is the original README included with the Numeric source ----------------------------------------------------------------- """ + open('numeric-17.3/readme').read()
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Paul F. Dubois
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Pete Shinners