Shubhamkar Ayare

I'm in the process of updating the dense-arrays by making `abstract-arrays:array` and `dense-arrays:array` into traits. Hopefully it will be done by the weekend and then this will be more customizable.

> I'm in the process of updating the dense-arrays by making `abstract-arrays:array` and `dense-arrays:array` into traits. Hopefully it will be done by the weekend and then this will be more...

py4cl is a lisp library. It has lisp as its main process, and creates a python sub-process to call python functions. While cl4py is a python library. It has python...

You can specify the path to python before calling pystart: ```lisp (setf (py4cl2:config-var 'py4cl2:pycmd) "/path/to/python/of/your/venv") ``` However, if you mean, might there be a way to allow running multiple python...

if you are referring to `standard-dense-array` being both a type and a class here: https://github.com/digikar99/dense-arrays/blob/main/src/types.lisp: These are defined using [peltadot:define-orthogonally-specializing-type](https://gitlab.com/digikar/peltadot/-/blob/main/docs/ortho-types-polymorphic-functions.org). There are some examples in the [source code of peltadot](https://gitlab.com/digikar/peltadot/-/blob/main/src/cl-types/cl-compound-types.lisp)...

This would be more of an open problem, so you will need to check what works and what doesn't. I myself have a half-done sparse-arrays project I never got to...

Great! Feel free to ask if you run into more issues. I'm aware of the other bugs you have reported, thanks for them! Unfortunately, it looks like the progress will...

I think I am now missing something; the following works: ```lisp (uiop:define-package :dn-user (:mix :dense-numericals :peltadot) (:use)) (in-package :dn-user) (defclass standard-xarray (standard-dense-array) ((coords :accessor coords :initarg :coords)) (:metaclass standard-dense-array-class)) (let*...

Okay... With those behaviors... Suppose, some code is compiled with `array`-type declarations. If `xarray`-type is treated as a subtype of `array`-type, that'd permit the same code to be run for...

> I guess I was assuming peltadot is like a static and parametric version of CLOS When I started out, I kind-of had this assumption. But the more I'm experimenting,...