Note for numpy users – DragonFly BSD Digest

2018/02/27 by Justin Sherrill

Note for numpy users

The default options on the math/py-numpy port slowed it down. Francois Tigeot noticed, and committed a change that takes advantage of all processors. Read his note to users@ for details.

4 Replies to “Note for numpy users”

T says:

2018/02/28 at 08:56

What’s the difference between “dports” and “DeltaPorts”?

I notice the commit from Francois above links to DeltaPorts inside of Dports.

https://github.com/DragonFlyBSD

And I also notice that on DBSD GitHub page both dports and deltaports are repositories.
Justin Sherrill says:

2018/02/28 at 09:39

https://github.com/DragonFlyBSD/DeltaPorts – read the README.
Anna says:

2018/02/28 at 19:01

@justin

i’m confused. i thought dports was good enough to work on dbsd.

wasn’t that the case? did something change?
Justin Sherrill says:

2018/02/28 at 19:19

Nothing changed; it’s always been “pre-processed” this way. That way, any assumptions about FreeBSD-specific code can be adjusted.

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