[pyorbit] question about the status of PyORBit

[Phil Dawes]

Also bear in mind that the orbit-python mailing list is still fairly
active. There was a mail posted to this list today for example.

Cheers,

Phil

Andy Dustman writes:
 > On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, J.W. Bizzaro wrote:
 > 
 > > Shortly after the start of the PyORBit project, Jason Tackaberry started the
 > > ORBit-Python project, as a project for school.  He has since graduated, and
 > > although he said he would continue the project, it seems he has abandoned it.
 > > 
 > >     http://projects.sault.org/orbit-python/
 > >     Jason Tackaberry <tack at linux.com>
 > 
 > ORBit-Python seems to be alive and well. Last CVS checkin seems to be
 > about 7 weeks ago. If that doesn't seem like much activity, keep in mind
 > that ORBit-Python seemed to be fairly complete last time I played with it,
 > which was quite a while ago. You may want to poke the author.
 > 
 > ORBit-Python reads IDL directly, so there are no stub/skeleton modules
 > like you might get with something like Fnorb or ILU.
 > 
 > -- 
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 > 
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