The MPyC demos provide Python programs and Jupyter notebooks with lots of example code.
Technical reference documentation on MPyC is (currently) offered in two similar ways.
At GitHub Pages you can browse documentation generated with pydoc for the latest MPyC release.
Run python -m pydoc
with the -b
option to browse the documentation on your own system, see also doc.bat or doc.sh.
At Read the Docs you can browse documentation generated with Sphinx for the latest MPyC version.
Run make html
or make latex
to generate documentation with Sphinx on your own system, controlled by conf.py
and the .rst
files.
Set the environment variable READTHEDOCS=True
to prevent problems when mpyc/runtime.py
is imported by autodoc
.