From: scottelofson (scottelofson_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 2002-03-02 01:12:59
Hi, Skip Inskeep:
I am a fan of python (www.python.org) also, but most of people here
seem to be C or C++ programmmers. I would like to see development
python, but my programming experience is limited. I have done much
more hardware development.
I have not used it but, Jython is an implementation of the high-level,
dynamic, object-oriented language Python written in 100% Pure Java,
and seamlessly integrated with the Java platform. It thus allows you
to run Python on any Java platform. (www.jython.org)
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bye Scott
--- In buildcheapeeg_at_yahoogroups.com, "skipinskeep" <skipinskeep_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> Gentlemen,
> I have been monitoring your thread off and on since I am interested
> in neurofeedback. I am very impressed with what you are working
> on. I was wondering if you have considered doing some of the
> development with python. This would allow you to do high level
> prototyping in python and then compile modules that need speed in C
> or C++, such as the FFT calculations. The advantage is portability
> and many existing modules, including OOP. Python now has wxPython
> using wxWindows and sql access to databases like postgress. This
> provides portability across linux, windows, and mac. I thought I
> would mention wxWindows since, so far I have been very impressed
> with what I have read and am just starting to program with it. A
> few weeks ago I felt that python was limited with needing to use
> Tkinter as a graphics interface. wxWindows gives you file access,
> various graphics viewers, and it's open source. Python also has the
> flexibility of using stdin and stdout so that you can use/create
> command line programs to pipe/filter data through.
>
> Skip Inskeep
> skipinskeep_at_yahoo.com
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