> > 1) Some kind of SIMD array type being added to the language. > > 2) The given proposal, which is essentially a type with syntax like > int[:,:] that would behave just like a the widely-used numpy array, > including slicing and (eventually) broadcasting, but the underlying > memory may be held by something other than an numpy object (e.g. it > could be any other buffer supporting object, or a raw pointer) and > not all numpy operations would be supported right away (or ever). > > While we're on that note, what about > > 3) Some kind of type for memory-managed lists of C types (where + is > concatenation, append is supported, memory managed, and nice > conversion to/from python lists). > > > I am in favor of all three, and obviously Dag is pushing for (1) and > (2). >
These additions would be fantastic. Any chance there would be support for something like numpy's records? Brett _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
