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Proceedings of the 7th International Python Conference
November 10-13, 1998
Houston, Texas
- Keynote Speaker: Homesteading theD
Noosphere
- Eric Raymond
The Internet
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Implementing the SMS server, or why I switched from Tcl to Python
(pdf file)
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Frank Stajano, Olivetti-Oracle Research Laboratory
- Mailman: An Extensible Mailing List Manager using Python
(postscript)
- Ken Manheimer, Barry Warsaw, CNRI; John Viega, Reliable Software Technologies
A Python-Based Production System for High Volume Electronic Publishing
(postscript)
Sean Mc Grath, Digitome
- Invited Talk: JPython
- Recent and
Coming Events in the Happy Integration of Python (PowerPoint, ~239KB)
- Jim Hugunin, CNRI
Optimizing Python
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A Peephole Optimizer for Python
(postscript)
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Skip Montanaro, Automatrix
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Converting Python Virtual Machine Code to C
(postscript)
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John Aycock, University of Victoria
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Virtual Methods Tables in Python
(postscript)
-
Martin von Löwis, Humboldt-University of Berlin
- Keynote Speaker Commodity Supercomputing with Python
- David Beazley
Extending and Compiling
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A facility for creating Python extensions in C++
(pdf file)
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Paul F. Dubois, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Compiling Little Languages in Python
(postscript)
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John Aycock, University of Victoria
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PyFront: Conversion of Python to C Extension Modules
(postscript)
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Jonathan Riehl, United Space Alliance
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Evolutionary Prototyping: "Add Later" Static Types for Python
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Roger Masse, CNRI
- Invited Talk:
Python - the Next Seven Years
(PowerPoint file)
- Recent and Coming Events in the Development of the Python Language
- Guido van Rossum, CNRI
Applications II: Science and Simulation
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Beyond: A Portable 3D Simulation Framework
(postscript)
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Jason L. Asbahr, asbahr.com
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Python as a Discrete Event Simulation Environment
(postscript)
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F. Oliver Gathmann, D. Dudley Williams, University of Toronto
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Python Vuh: Mayan Calendrical Mathematics with Python
(pdf file)
-
Ivan Van Laningham
Short Talks
- GRiNS (formerly CMIFed) - A GRaphical iNterface for SMIL
(postscript)
- Sjoerd Mullender, CWI
-
Whiz: Web-based Wizards
- Neal Pickett, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Python for Scientific Visualization
(postscript)
- Michel F. Sanner, The Scripps Research Institute
- XPlan, a Commercial Workflow and
Electronic Form Package
- Mike J. Hopkins, Orbotech, Inc.
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A Portable Plotting Framework
- David Ascher
- CGIui - an Object Oriented CGI User Interface for Python Applications
(postscript part 1)
(part2)
- Jeffrey J. Kunce, Missouri Department of Conservation
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PyGrove: handling tree-structured information
- Paul Prescod
Demos
- GRiNS (formerly CMIFed)- A GRaphical iNterface for SMIL
(postscript)
- Sjoerd Mullender
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Building enhanced visual GUIs on the Windows NT Platform with Pythonwin
- Ryan Hughes, Neuberger & Hughes
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Python at work at Secret Labs AB
- Häkan Karlsson, Secret Labs AB
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Recent Advances in Grammar-based Rapid Application Development
(postscript)
- Jonathan D. Riehl and Charlie Fly, United Space Alliance
- Journyx WebTime: Proving Python's Commercial Readiness
(postscript)
- Andrew Reutter, Journyx
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Python CE: Programming in Python on Windows CE Based Devices
- Jeff Bauer, Rubicon, Inc.
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A Python-Based Image Acquisition, Display, and Analysis Program
- Roger Burnham, Cambridge Research and Instrumentation, Inc.
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Fortran 77 Extension Builder for Python
(pdf)
- Luke Bishop, Photon Research Associates, Inc.
- Internet Access to an Optical Microscope
(postscript)
- A.M. Kuchling, CNRI
Posters
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Nothing better than a Python to write a Serpent
(pdf)
- Frank Stajano, Olivetti Oracle Research Laboratory & University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
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VCK: the Visual Cryptography Kit
(pdf)
- Frank Stajano, Olivetti Oracle Research Laboratory & University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
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GPC - A job Scheduler (not only) for Radar Image Processing
- Hubert Hoegl, German Aerospace Center/Remote Sensing Data Center
- Python in a Drug Discovery Environment
(post-script)
- Andrew Dalke, Bioreason, Inc.
Copyright
This volume is published as a collective work. The authors or their
respective employers copyright the individual contributions. The
compilation is Copyright © 1998 Foretec Seminars, Inc.. Permission is
granted for non-commercial reproduction of the complete work for
educational or research purposes. Foretec acknowledges all trademarks
herein.
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