Beginning to be disapointed
Michael A. Miller
mmiller3 at iupui.edu
Thu Apr 6 18:03:46 EDT 2000
>>>>> "Johann" == Johann Hibschman <johann at physics.berkeley.edu> writes:
> [Yes, I know. I'm fouling up the reference chain. But
> there's weirdness afoot, and I can't do any better.]
> Hugues Demers writes:
>>> 2. how are you reading them in?
>> I use a module written by M. Miller called TableIO to read
>> my data because it's fast. It read text file into Numeric
>> array
> Aha.
> This might be it. IIRC, some of the innards of the
> reference counting changed at some point in the NumPy
> distribution. If you're using a different version of NumPy
> than TableIO was designed for, there might be a memory
> allocation problem.
The innards of _tableio doesn't use NumPy at all. All it does is
tokenize a file, run atof on it and return a list. The list is
stuffed into a dictionary and there certainly could be some
weirdness in my reference counting there, but I've never
experienced the sort of problem that Demers reports. NumPy is
used in a python wrapper to convert the list to an array.
Maybe Hugues Demers would post the offending code for us to look
at?
Regards, Mike
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Michael A. Miller mmiller3 at iupui.edu
Krannert Institute of Cardiology, IU School of Medicine
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