copperhead-devel

Robert is scheduled to clean my vents and offered a group discount if I can gather three more

Thanks, Richard! - bryan On Jan 6, 2013, at 12:27 AM, Richard Gomes <rgome...@gmail.com>

You're right, pow isn't yet supported. Please add an issue to github to track this problem,

Hi Bryan, Is there documentation or a paper or something which clarifies how @cutype is employed?

Hello Bryan, I meant to say... would it be possible to integrate Cython with Copperhead? More

Edit: My architecture is AMD64. It required a small change: CUDA_LIB_DIR = "/usr/local/cuda/

thanks! it's all good here now (no warnings). cheers. dorival On Friday, June 29, 2012 1:21:12 AM

yep! thank you. On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 2:02:21 PM UTC+10, Bryan Catanzaro wrote: Thanks! I think

Ok. I'll come back to bother you when there's a large enough block of time available again!

Hi Tim - I'll add a little more introspection here to make this more intuitive. Thanks for the

Hi - Thanks for your interest, I'm excited about Copperhead as well, but there's a lot of

Hi Arvind - Sorry for the delayed response. We haven't put a download up for Copperhead yet

I've used it with 1.38-1.45. Usually the problem is not an incompatibility between Copperhead and

Hi Jim - Try from copperhead import * at the top of your program in place of from copperhead import

Hi Jim - You can time Copperhead programs the same way you time Python programs, with the time module

Hi All - I made the initial push of the Copperhead source to the Google code repository today. The

Hi Peter - Thanks for your interest. I'm hopeful that we'll get something posted in the next