Dear Group,
I was trying to use ufuncify instead of lambdify for some equations having
both complex input and complex output.
Using ufuncify gives an error ("not supported for the input types") which
makes sence since the header of the produces c code, float or int values
are expected, even though the symbol in the equation was assumed to be
complex but not real.
Now I wonder if there is a way to explain to ufuncify that certain
variables should be complex and that the output should also be.
If not, will it be possible in the future?
Cheers
carsten
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