Dear Dr. Jeffrey Leon, my name is Pere Urbón-Bayes [0] and I'm an
Spanish Software Engineer. Since I was with a research group at the
Autonomous University of Barcelona [1] doing some developments
on error correcting codes theory I'm so interested on it.
Now I'm contributing with a free software
I like the simplicity of it... I ran something like this by William once
before, and he objected citing Tish's
dislike of dropdown menus. What do other people think of this?
On Fri, 9 Mar 2007, Timothy Clemans wrote:
>
> I have created a menu for the notebook that would be helpful. I really
> My question, what's the most sensible way to call my C++
> function 'do_something_with_a_reference' that takes a reference parameter?
> I came up with a clever hack -- put the following in your .pxd file: cdef
> extern from "NTL/ZZ.h":
> ZZ ZZ_deref "*"(ZZ *z)
> and then your function becom
This question is probably mostly for Martin.
I observe that SageX doesn't know what to do with something like the following
declaration:
cdef do_something( ZZ &x ):
do_something_with_a_reference( x, 1 )
This is presumably because the "&" is a C++ syntactic sugar and pyrex only
does C.
Thanks you very much.
I had looked on
http://sage.math.washington.edu/sage/hg/sage-main/file/1f3dd6372b47/sage/rings/integer_mod_ring.py
and your patch wasn't there yet. So I assumed the problem was still
open.
Regards,
Michel
On Mar 14, 9:00 am, David Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
Hi Michel,
you are correct, actually I already fixed it but I forgot to reply to the
list. The fix will be in the next release of sage. Your solution is fine; we
actually ended up with something slightly different for efficiency
reasons, you can grab the patch if you like from
http://sage.mat
