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Python 3.9 Numpy

I have been learning and using Niluje's python modules for a while now and I have updated each time Niluje has updated his snapshots - what a wonderful resource!

I wanted to use a three dimensional array so I started using Numpy in the IDLE system on my PC thinking that I could then simply port it to the Kindle.

Sadly, I was totally misguided. I have tried for days now and cannot get a working version - or any version at all for that matter - of Numpy on my Kindle PW2 or PW3. All my other python code ports across OK.

I tried all the command combinations I could find starting from 'pip3 install numpy' to downloaded allegedly compatible ARMv7 numpy wheels but none of them run.

I have tried compiling from source but there are many dependencies that fail for various reasons that are mostly beyond my expertise.

So, my question is:
1. does anyone have a Kindle compatible Numpy wheel which I could use on my Paperwhite 2 or Paperwhite 3, or

2. as a special request to Niluje, is it possible to make a python version which includes Numpy because I have always been able to install your packages without any problems.

I realise that Anaconda may be an option but for consistency I would prefer to stay with the 'standard' python. I am not sure how to install Anaconda anyway.

I hope someone can help me.
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