V: Will you introduce features like SymPy, NumPy, and SciPy into the V language?
...And Ploting Libary.
Nagkei10
All 6 comments
Yes, all part of the language.
medvednikov
on 18 Oct 2019
As vlib/ modules @medvednikov ?
spytheman
on 18 Oct 2019
Yes, I should have said "part of vlib" :)
medvednikov
on 18 Oct 2019
I'm very passionate about this domain, and I'd like V to have all these capabilities out of the box.
medvednikov
on 18 Oct 2019
Of course, would you like to add features like SciKit-Learn to vlib?
V Have Hot Code Reloading.
Nagkei10
on 4 Nov 2019
I have started working on an n-dimensional tensor library modeled after a similar one I have been implementing in Crystal. In Crystal, I was easily beating the numpy benchmarks, and I think I can continue that trend in v. I also think having those features as part of the standard library is a really bad idea.
It seems quite unnecessary to hold such a domain specific library to the release schedule of a programming language (IMO this holds true for a number of modules currently in vlib). It also would introduce many OS specific issues, since any library will most likely be binding to hardware-specific optimized libraries (MKL, BLAS, Accelerate on OSX).
christopherzimmerman
on 23 Dec 2019
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I'm very passionate about this domain, and I'd like V to have all these capabilities out of the box.