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in reply to Re^2: PDEs oo
in thread PDEs oo
That's what Im doing; If I don't know how, or can't find a way, to do it in Perl, I switch to another language.Not the first time, it happens. At the moment, I think I found an answer to my problem but I'm still working on it. |
Re^4: PDEs oo
by Fletch (Bishop) on Nov 03, 2021 at 18:11 UTC
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And I forgot to mention that if your problems are doing vector or matrix operations in Perl you probably would want to look at PDL (which while not necessarily as fast as more dedicated low level libraries will probably be speedier than doing things yourself in pure perl).
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One major benefit of PDL is that if you design things right (using "threading") you can then set an environment variable and get "pthreading" (parallel processing using multi cores) with no further effort. See PDL::Threading and PDL::ParallelCPU for more.
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