Francesco Biscani

Hi @yurivict the pip package will probably be available towards the end of the month, when the core developers are back from vacations.

I am working on a new pagmo release, once that is out I'll add the pygmo2 pip builds for python 3.9 as well. Note that pygmo2 builds for python 3.9...

@darioizzo is working on updating the pip builds, but we don't have an ETA yet.

> It's the method and format for Python packages endorsed by the PyPA. That does not really apply to pygmo, as it's primarily a C++ project with C++ dependencies. pip...

No plans at the moment, as none of the core developers is an OSX user. We are also considering discontinuing the pip packages altogether, as they are becoming increasingly unwieldy...

None of the core devs are regular OSX users, and none of us ever built a wheel for OSX. This is one area where the help of the community would...

I am going to ping @darioizzo about this one, as I did in https://github.com/esa/pagmo2/issues/283 as he is most familiar with this meta-problem. The important part of this work needs to...

The problem in my view is that if even we manage to coerce Python into supporting this, we anyway end up in a situation of nested parallelism with heavy resource...

> That would be the `dask island` and a `bfe_dask` right? I did some reading yesterday evening and I don't think so any more unfortunately. From what I have understood,...

So I just discovered that Intel now also provides a version of TBB for Python, so perhaps there's some hope for nested parallelism to work: https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/tbb4py https://pypi.org/project/tbb/