omi
March 26, 2020, 6:08am
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I’m interested for working in julia for GSoC 20. For the same I am interested in calling julia functions from python.I am very new to julia but familiar with python. Will be eager to know how to get started…
You can do this using pyjulia - pip install julia
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Edit: examples are given here:
I’m interested in using Julia to speed up parts of a python program I’m writing.
It seems pyjulia https://github.com/JuliaPy/pyjulia is the standard package to do this with? As it uses pycall I guess it should be fine to call the function with some arguments being ndarrays (from numpy)?
Looking at pyjulia, calling stdlib functions and evaluating julia expressions seems pretty straightforward. But I don’t understand how one is supposed to, let’s say, import a julia function from a .jl file and …
Edit 2:welcome
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Home · PythonCall & JuliaCall looks to be better maintained in the moment.