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pyfft 0.3.8 (beta)
FFT library for PyCuda and PyOpenCL

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pypm install pyfft

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  2. Open Command Prompt
  3. Type pypm install pyfft
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version 0.3.8 on Jul 19th, 2013

PyFFT is a module containing Apple's FFT implementation ported for PyCuda and PyOpenCL. Documentation can be found in doc, managed by Sphinx (or, in rendered form, on project's page).

Module will work even if only one of PyCuda and PyOpenCL is present; that's why they are not added to dependencies, and it is your responsibility to install the module you need.

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Last updated Jul 19th, 2013

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