Eric Youngson

Perfect; I think there's only one. I'll take another look later today and get back to you... Hi Eric, sorry about the slow reply. If you can point me at...

Wade, I've posted the python function [multiply()](https://gist.github.com/eayoungs/a61c7b09ec6f2e4af567) to a gist. I need to dig a little further to determine if it is the only C function, but the most obvious...

Yeah, it seems strange but that's the only multiply function I've found within numpy.

I should mention that in the code where the function is being used, the 'multiply' is actually an asterisk operator (*) rather than a function call but it seems to...

That implementation seems suspiciously compact. Any idea what the _n_ops.multiply_ function is all about? I keep suspecting I'm going down the rabbit hole with this.

I've pulled out the code that's causing the test to fail and posted it [here](https://gist.github.com/eayoungs/e9f528d64b3f4425edc9). I've put the unit test and all the functions that it calls. When I run...

Wade, I belive I've implemented all the math functions I need for the other project, [eppy](). I'm ready to commit those functions back to your project and would like to...

Thanks Wade, but I don't have permissions yet. Can you grant them to me?

Numpy's structure is such that the determinant function is located in another file called linalg. In order to mask numpy in the import statement, I've implemented a separate linalg file...

Sounds good, Wade. This is only the second project I've ever contributed to and the other uses a branch and merge process, rather than a fork and pull request. I...