Stefan Behnel, 01.05.2013 09:45:
> Lisandro Dalcin, 01.05.2013 09:14:
>> See the example below, the last hunk fails with Cython 0.19. It seems
>> Cython is confusing attribute access with constness.
>>
>>
>> CYTHON=cython
>>
>> echo 'cdef import from *:' > defs.pxd
>> echo 'enum:SIZE' >> d
Lisandro Dalcin, 01.05.2013 09:14:
> See the example below, the last hunk fails with Cython 0.19. It seems
> Cython is confusing attribute access with constness.
>
>
> CYTHON=cython
>
> echo 'cdef import from *:' > defs.pxd
> echo 'enum:SIZE' >> defs.pxd
>
> echo 'from defs cimport *'
屈鹏, 01.05.2013 09:37:
> Why is cython so slow?
This looks like thread-hijacking to me. Maybe you want to elaborate on this
in a new post to the cython-users mailing list.
Stefan
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Why is cython so slow?
2013/5/1 Lisandro Dalcin
> See the example below, the last hunk fails with Cython 0.19. It seems
> Cython is confusing attribute access with constness.
>
>
> CYTHON=cython
>
> echo 'cdef import from *:' > defs.pxd
> echo 'enum:SIZE' >> defs.pxd
>
> echo 'from def
See the example below, the last hunk fails with Cython 0.19. It seems
Cython is confusing attribute access with constness.
CYTHON=cython
echo 'cdef import from *:' > defs.pxd
echo 'enum:SIZE' >> defs.pxd
echo 'from defs cimport *' > code1.pyx
echo 'cdef char buf[SIZE]' >> code1.pyx