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I have some python code which generates a 256^3 numpy array of data that I’d like to read in with a different fortran code.
This would be relatively easy if the numpy ndarray function tofile() had an option to write fortran ordered data, but it does not and will always write C-ordered data. Is there an equivalent function (in scipy maybe?) that will do what I want?
You could
transposethe array before writing it out.