Using a Function as Input in Numba

[Nuno Calaim]

Hi!

I am new to Numba but I have a question that I posted on stackoverflow.

It is here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29925662/numbas-jit-fails-to-compile-function-that-has-another-function-as-input

If some of you could help me with the solution it would be great

Thank you so much

Nuno

[Siu Kwan Lam]

To your first question,  numba does not support function as argument, yet.  You can workaround it by making a "function factory", like:

def factory(bar)

    @jit

    def foo(a, b):

        return bar(a, b)

    return foo

@jit

def mybar(a, b):

   return a + b

myfoo = factory(mybar) 

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