> We are trying to basically do all the processing of the data in a program,
> without passing it through blocks, like a basic code. We are using Fortran
> for two reasons, as its faster than C++ in certain aspects, and secondly,
> integrating the code (simple code, doesn't make use of classes etc
Thank you Mortiz for your reply.
We are trying to basically do all the processing of the data in a program,
without passing it through blocks, like a basic code. We are using Fortran
for two reasons, as its faster than C++ in certain aspects, and secondly,
integrating the code (simple code, doesn'
On 11/26/2011 09:18 AM, Uzair Baig wrote:
> Here is what I am planning. I am thinking of writing my own Fortran
blocks
> (we are a team of 4 so yes that is possible) and integrating that with
> python; NumPy and then use that to connect with other basic blocks.
Another way to use Fortran in GN
Dear All,
below is an email I had written to Josh Blum, but I just saw his webpage,
and realized he might not get time to reply at the earliest, so I am
forwarding at this list as well, so I can get all the help that I can.
Dear Sir
I am a BSc electrical engineering student, in my final year. As
