Hello All: Well, I recently managed to get some small FEM code to work using NumPy and some .so modules I created from Fortran90 routines via f2py.
Anyways, my Prof was impressed with f2py but had a simple question that I'm afriad I didn't precisely know the answer to. The question is this: Is the .so file a Fortran90 executed code (or C) that runs at their speeds? Or is it a Python code that is translated from Fortran90? The concern my Prof had was that for a simple 12 -- 50 element model speed isn't a concern. However, for an FEM model with tens of thousands of nodes, speed is crucial. Any clarification is greatly appreciated. Cheers, t. -- Tyler Joseph Hayes GPG Key ID# 0x3AE05130 _______________________________________________ Numpy-discussion mailing list [email protected] http://projects.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/numpy-discussion
