[SciPy-user] numpy array in ctype struct

[Matthieu Brucher]

2008/1/21, Rob Hetland <hetland at tamu.edu>:
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> On Jan 20, 2008, at 10:01 AM, Matthieu Brucher wrote:
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> > This function signature suppose that you will access an element by
> > data[i][j] which is not the way Numpy works.
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> This seems to be the way the example attached by Paul Kienzle works,
> albeit for fixed size arrays.  Would there be a way to dynamically
> set the size for the fixed array, based on other input integers?


No, in fact Paul's example uses [4][4] and this is coded by the compiler
like an int*.


>  You can create a wrapper function that will allocate a double** 1D
> > array pointing to the adequate *double (start of a line), pass it
> > to your function and then deallocate the array when returning from
> > the function.
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>
> Can you show an example?  I tried to do something similar, but failed
> (due to poor coding skills..).  Also, is it better to create the
> needed list of pointers on the python side, or the C side?
>

Definitely on the C side.
I'll try to give you an example today (but no promises)

Matthieu
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