My colleague posted about Python Tools for Visual Studio being released. Also released are the NumPy and SciPy packages.
These packages implement a fast and flexible multi-dimensional array package (NumPy) and a large collection of scientific and numerical algorithms built on top of the array (SciPy).
Both packages consist of a heavily optimized native core implementation of the algorithms and a custom .NET interface.
This means that the full functionality is available […] to all .NET languages.
Including PowerShell.
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Excellent, was just looking for a new Python IDE, Visual Studio for JavaScript still rocks, Eclipse is well not as slick as VS, thanks for sharing …
Have you seen Sho ? I believe it uses the intel math kernel library behind the scenes.
Thanks for the comment James. Yes, I have downloaded and tried to hook up Sho inside PowerShell. I hit some walls trying to work with some of the arrays Sho sets up and PowerShell and then I punched out.