If you feel like citing IPython in your papers, you can actually cite the following paper by Pérez & Granger (2007).
You can find the appropriate bibtex citation here.
You can find the appropriate bibtex citation here.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Monday, September 9, 2013
Easily run fortran code from an IPython notebook cell
I just learned a potentially very useful trick for people running fortran code. By following the instructions on this link, you can copy and paste fortran code to an IPython notebook cell and then use a ipython magic command to run it on-the-fly. I haven't had time to test it yet, so if you have success with it, please let me know. Kudos to @fperez_org.
On a separate note, IPython 1.1 is out!
Update (Sep. 23rd 2013): Here is a tutorial on how to use the fortran IPython magic.
On a separate note, IPython 1.1 is out!
Update (Sep. 23rd 2013): Here is a tutorial on how to use the fortran IPython magic.
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