On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Skip Montanaro wrote: > Using __getstate__/__setstate__, could you create a compressed > representation using zlib or some other scheme? I don't know how well > numeric data compresses in general, but that might help. Also, I trust you > use cPickle when it's available, yes? I *really* hate to admit it, but I've found the source of the most massive problem in the pickling process that I was using. I didn't use binary mode, which meant that the huge strings were written & read one-character-at-a-time. I think I'll put a big fat note in the NumPy doc to that effect. (note that luckily this just affected my usage, not all NumPy users). <embarassed sheepish grin> --da
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