Arthur wrote: > Arthur wrote: > >> Us non C programmers look forward to PyPy for the view of the >> netherworld it will >> give us. In truth I expect PyPy to bring a new burst of creative >> energy to the >> Python world, just by opening up the possibility of lower level >> exploration to a wider group of folks. >> >> > So I go the next step, download PyPy, and get at app_complex.py - > which is the pypy implementation of the Python complex function, > implemented in Python - all as advertised. > > Which is nicely transparent to someone who can read Python well-enough > - as advertised.
And which, BTW, serves as a nice reference for techniques of operator overloading - which I have always found get a bit tricky once one gets beyond the simplest form of it. I had used what I find in Numeric's UserArray as my previous reference - nice to have something else to study a bit. Art _______________________________________________ Edu-sig mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/edu-sig
