Python for Scientific Computing Tutorial This is a presentation
by Eric Jones covering multiple areas of interest to the scientific
community including Numeric, plotting, 3D graphics with VTK, SWIG and f2py,
and parallel programming. I put this link here mainly because of its small
section about interfacing legacy C/Fortran code to Python. But as an intro
to the scientific world of Python (see SciPy.org),
it is also very good.
Sundial:
SUite of Nonlinear and DIfferential/ALgebraic equation Solvers from LLNL
(Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory). Pertinent for me there is IDA, an
implicit DAE solver based on DASPK but written in ANSI C. By
Alan C. Hindmarsh and Allan G. Taylor. 2002/07/20
