Mention C support in near future in README #441
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Clarify in the `README.md` file that, although the C backend may be selected for accelerating the kernel files with Pyccel, this is not fully working yet. Hence the Fortran backend (which is the default) is the only one available. A future version of Pyccel will certainly provide a C backend as capable as the Fortran one. See issue #431. Co-authored-by: Martin Campos Pinto <campos@ann.jussieu.fr>
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Clarify in the
README.mdfile that, although the C backend may be selected for accelerating the kernel files with Pyccel, this is not fully working yet. Hence the Fortran backend (which is the default) is the only one available. A future version of Pyccel will certainly provide a C backend as capable as the Fortran one. See issue #431.