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<div>Gregory Lemieux <a href="mailto:gregory.lemieux@sslmda.com" style="font-size: medium; font-family: Consolas; ">gregory.lemieux@sslmda.com</a> asks this list:</div>
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<div>"Has anyone tried utilizing the SPICE toolkit with the Julia Language (http:=</div>
<div>//julialang.org/) since its development a couple years ago? I'm fairly new=</div>
<div> to the astrodynamics field and I'm currently pursuing classes in computati=</div>
<div>onal math to fill in the holes in my knowledge and experience. I that purs=</div>
<div>uit, I'm seeing a few classes here and there being taught that utilize Juli=</div>
<div>a. The little that I've tinkered with it has been promising, but I'm curio=</div>
<div>us to see if the language has seen adoption in the community given that it =</div>
<div>can call C and FORTRAN functions more or less directly."</div>
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<div>Please respond directly to Gregory if you have any comments.</div>
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