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i read that some of numpy is written in C. i want to compile that code myself. i could not find C source code within numpy (installed via pip). where can i get the full compilable numpy source code?
i hope it follows PEP 7. i am investigating doing Mandelbrot and Julia sets in numpy.
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Nov-18-2021, 01:09 AM
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my first fractal code was written in assembler on a 4341. soon after that i changed jobs and ran it on a dual processor 3081 and a 4361. it was around 1986.
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Nov-19-2021, 12:16 AM
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i agree, it qualifies as a fractal. i am looking forward to the Python version. i have rewritten a few of my C programs into Python. a few more to go. all my old mainframe code is gone. it was on a stack of about 20 6250 BPI 2400 ft (731.5 m) tapes long gone in some trash dump somewhere. even if i had them, i have no way to read them (yeah, i know, there is a little SCSI tape unit that one could get).
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