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...conv(b, a, nb, na) } }) > > system.time(tst3 <- conv3(x, y)) user system elapsed 0.11 0.00 0.11 > all.equal(tst1, tst3) [1] TRUE > 0.55/0.11 [1] 5 > 9.56/0.11 [1] 86.90909 ie. a further 5-fold increase in speed, or about 87 times faster than the unassisted na?ve code. I think the lesson here is if you really want to write R code as you might C code, then jit can help make it practical in terms of time. On the other hand, if you want to write R code using as much of the inbuilt operators as you have, then you can possibly still do things better. Of...

Eric S. Johansson wrote: > Is it possible to make this code (natlink) talk to naturally speaking in wine using Windows 32 but speak to Python in Linux so we can do all our fun command-and-control stuff there. No, Linux's python has no notion of COM (which is obviously a win32 only thing). And windows python doesn't work all that well on Wine.

...I > need to show the data into a cut-and-paste buffer, shift focus to the right > Linux application and paste. > > I would like to do as much of this as I can in Python because my hands are > broken and Python is probably the only language I can dictate using speech > recognition unassisted. I also have a couple of people who have expressed > interest in helping building a speech recognition friendly editing environment > but, I need to finish the UI design before we can move forward. > > The next example comes from this speech friendly editing environment. At the > ve...