Hello,
I did a Sympy GSoC project in 2009 on a package called PyDy [0].
PyDy depends intimately on SymPy, but currently the two projects are
maintained separately. The basic functionality of PyDy is to provide
a set of classes which ease kinematic and dynamic analysis of
mechanical systems that
Hi Luke,
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 1:08 PM, Luke hazelnu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I did a Sympy GSoC project in 2009 on a package called PyDy [0].
PyDy depends intimately on SymPy, but currently the two projects are
maintained separately. The basic functionality of PyDy is to provide
a set
I agree with Ondrej.
Since PyDy is (still at least) separate form SymPy, another idea
regarding GSoC would be to apply to work under the umbrella of Python.
See http://wiki.python.org/moin/SummerOfCode/2011. You have to fill
out an application to work under them this year. I would also look at
Luke,
This is a fantastic idea! More comments inline.
I did a Sympy GSoC project in 2009 on a package called PyDy [0].
PyDy depends intimately on SymPy, but currently the two projects are
maintained separately. The basic functionality of PyDy is to provide
a set of classes which ease
