Pym

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Last Update: 2013-04-23

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Pym translates Matlab(tm) m-files into python and then compiles them into python bytecode (.pyc). A matlab console is planned as well as the ability to call python functions from m-functions/scripts.

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Aerospace, Financial and Insurance Industry, Science/Research

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2006-01-19

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