[Numpy-discussion] Is NumpyDotNet (aka numpy-refactor) likely to be merged into the mainline?

Ralf Gommers ralf.gommers at googlemail.com
Sat May 5 15:33:54 EDT 2012


On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 9:24 PM, Seth Nickell <snickell at gmail.com> wrote:

> With a little work, I think numpy/scipy could be very useful to those
> of us who have to program on .NET for one reason or another, but
> 64-bit is currently not supported (at least, not as released).
>
> I'm considering working out 64-bit support, but it appears to me like
> the numpy-refactor repository isn't on a path to merging with the
> mainline, and is likely to bit-rot (if it hasn't already). Is anyone
> working on this, or is NumpyDotNet 'resting' at the moment, so to
> speak? Its sort of pointless to work on a dead-end branch ;-)
>

It's my impression that that would indeed be pointless - at least for the
near future. If there are still plans to work on the refactor branch,
someone please correct me.

Ralf
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