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From: Eric E. <eri...@na...> - 2011-01-29 20:46:29
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Hi Bojan, Quoting Bojan Nikolic <bo...@bn...>: > Well I was suggesting writing the XL API in Python, so yes, there would > be an additional overhead of a Python layer. In practice these overheads > are small and not noticeable unless one tries to do very fine-grained > calculations from Excel. I think this overhead would be more than offset > by the ability to remove certain portions of calculations entirely from > Excel and have them in the Python layer. For the moment I still have reservations this approach for reasons mentioned previously. But I welcome your interest and would like to keep options open. AS mentioned I'm prototyping the use of SWIG, that project will include a build of QuantLibXL which retains the existing architecture, once that's ready would you be interested in adding to the prototype a parallel build of QuantLibXL using Python as you suggest? That would keep your idea on the table and we could decide later how to proceed. Regards, Eric |