py4cl2
2024-10-12
Some improvements over py4cl. py4cl is a library for interfacing with python libraries from common lisp, using streams to communicate with the python process. Report the issues at https://github.com/digikar99/py4cl2/issues (More) Documentation is available at https://digikar99.github.io/py4cl2/
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License
This is a fork of bendudson/py4cl.
Github Pages
Detailed documentation is available on github-pages (could be a bit outdated).
For MacOS Users
If you have bash 3.2 please upgrade it to a more recent version.
Releases
Check the Releases section. That said, if you are looking for stability, look at py4cl and not py4cl2, at least not in 2021. You may use py4cl2 on use-and-throw projects, or use it without using "edgy" features (not yet classified).
Contribution and PRs
Please test using py4cl2-tests.
Quick Demonstration
(ql:quickload :py4cl2 :silent t) (py4cl2:defpymodule "numpy" nil :lisp-package "NP") (py4cl2:defpymodule "scipy.integrate" nil :lisp-package "INTEGRATE") ;; Integrate some ODEs (defparameter *data* (integrate:odeint :func (lambda (y time) (list (aref y 1) ; dy[0]/dt = y[1] (- (aref y 0)))) ; dy[1]/dt = -y[0] :y-0 #(1.0 0.0) ; Initial state :t (np:linspace :start 0.0 :stop (* 2 pi) :num 20))) ; Vector of times ; (array-dimensions *data*) => (20 2) ;; Make a plot, save and show it in a window (py4cl2:defpymodule "matplotlib.pyplot" nil :lisp-package "PLT") (plt:plot *data*) (plt:xlabel :xlabel "Time") (plt:savefig "result.pdf") (plt:show)
Great thanks to Ben Dudson for starting this project, and documenting it enough to make it more-buildable!