Hi, Thanks for you answer.
> Yes, there are definitely small things that you can work on. > > A good start would be to pick a missing feature from numpy and start > implementing it. There is usually someone on IRC who can help if you > have some immediate questions. > > Do you want me to find you some small thing? > Yeah, it might be a good thing for a start to have a "tutor" if you have the time to think about it. @Stefan : I agree. By "intermediate solution" I mean the total time : time to think about data structure + time to implement + time to execute. I use Numpy almost all the time as a tool to do "exploration". I don't mind to have the fastest execution time, I only look after the total time ;) Cython is a great tool, but 90% of my issues are index-related : Numpy and Matlab are slow when you loop over the index of your array. And I think PyPy-Numpy (will) provides a much better solution in MY case. Regards, Samuel _______________________________________________ pypy-dev mailing list pypy-dev@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
