Emergency Self-Construct
Emergency Self-Construct
FWIW: not having multi-python testing support is a real timebomb when one lives in a redhat dungeon with Python 2.6..
> Hi, so I've attempted to use the code from [here](https://github.com/numba/numba/issues/3086#issuecomment-460283410) to implement a njit compatible complex airy function, but it ended up crashing my kernel. Any idea what the...
@Nicholaswogan thank you for bringing this to our attention. One of the advantages of the `numba-scipy` project, is that it is easy to install across OSX/Linux/Windows b/c it has minimal...
> @esc That makes sense. The gfortran dependency wouldn't be cross platform, so it makes sense it wouldn't be the best for `numba-scipy`. I looked at the LFortran compiler. It...
FYI: these are the relevant versions ``` # Name Version Build Channel llvmlite 0.35.0rc3 py38hf484d3e_0 numba/label/dev numba 0.52.0rc2 np1.11py3.8h04863e7_gc1fa8487a_10 numba/label/dev pygbm 0.1.0 dev_0 ```
O.K. should I just wait for that version Scipy to hit anaconda.org?
@NicolasHug thanks for the info! Is there an open ticket in SciPy somewhere? Is this possibly something that needs a hotfix from SciPy?
Indeed: https://github.com/numba/numba-integration-testing/pull/27 - although an upstream solution would --- of course --- be preferable.
@erwanp thank you for submitting this. I have labeled it as a feature request. Pull-requests always welcome! 😇
https://github.com/numba/numba-scipy/pull/67