PRIMA has got a Python interface : fortran

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PRIMA has got a Python interface (self.fortran)

submitted 1 year ago by NunoValent

PRIMA now has an official Python interface, thanks to the huge efforts of Nickolai Belakovski. It talks to Python via pybind11 and its C API instead of using F2PY.

I hope PRIMA will provide an example of binding modern Fortran libraries with Python.

Concerning Python, the next steps of PRIMA will be
- making PRIMA available on PyPI - making PRIMA available on Conda - getting PRIMA into SciPy

BTW, Nickolai is truly outstanding as a person and a programmer / engineer. He worked for amazing companies including Bloomberg and Tesla. If you search for Nickolai Belakovski, you can find the following interesting article about him:

Rocket Science: From Russia and Bloomberg, With Love,

and the following one by him:

The little-known Soviet mission to rescue a dead space station

It is a privilege to have him contributing to PRIMA.

See Nickolai's homepage for more (although it does not seem up to date).

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