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Oh, sorry... I didn't notice your reply.

I will write it down. Maybe also add a line to dsss.conf for ubuntu?

Actually there are already such external constructors: ones(

Oh, I didn't know of them. Looking at them, I think they're the best option, as you actually know what initialization happens to your ...

Well, so what stands against an external initializer function?
The only thing is to give it a name that doesn't hurt code beauty too much.
ndarray x = new_ndarray!(double)(3,50);
or ...

Slicing is quite common in numpy, but I also was surprised by the number of places in my code where I had to change to .get. I don't like it either.
I think changing it would make the code more beau ...

Well, I like Bill Murray...

I think the name is ok.

Just for the sake of completeness... My code was quite easy to transfer to the new version... although the a.get(ii,jj) kind of hurts my eyes.

Is it really necessary to sacrifice a good looking ele ...

Well, I actually did some coding using multiarray... Smile

I didn't use the new version yet, so I can't give feedback on the changes.

What I programmed using multiarray was a solver for a coupled set ...

Yes, I do tend to just put everything in one file at the beginning of development until some natural boundary lines between parts begin to emerge. But I think you're right there are some clear bo ...

Another suggestion of mine: How about moving the dlapack and dblas files to the bindings project?

Hi,

I've again looked over the code, and I think there is a great need to split the multiarray.d file into seperate fies (2390 lines quite a bit much)

What do you think of splitting the file int ...

I have now written a dsss.conf file to make installing and use of Dplot easy

Additionally, the code has finally found it's way to subversion.

Well maybe... The developer of FLENS is a nice guy, maybe he is open for this. Shame on me, I don't even know what license it uses.

FLENS as a library is nice, although the class graph could make y ...

With your newly created dsss.conf it worked now.
I am running on Ubuntu linux V6.10. ATLAS is installed. Everything is fine.

I never really tried to use boost. It's just to complicated to find out how to use it.
For my MSc Project, I used FLENS (http://flens.sourceforge.net), which is a really easy to learn and easy to use ...

Which reminds me of another thing I'm not really happy about with the current API -- like NumPy it assumes that every array in the world is well represented as strided memory. A design that allow ...