> > The usual answer is that development > time is more important than running time.
OK, thank you for your answer. I just wanted to check if it was a naive idea trying to use Python instead of C in order to implement my own algorithms, and other research-related code. > > Since you are likely to be using arrays, > you might look at numpy, where the > number crunching is using compiled C code. NumPy seeems to be a very interesting and powerful package. Thank you again. > > Try Google with Python and your area of > interest. You could well find > Python-based packages which meet your needs. > Yes, I've been giving a try, and I've found some interesting links. Thank you! -- Vicent -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
