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Cythonizer is a script that will attempt to automatically convert one or more .py and .pyx files into the corresponding compiled .pyd or .so binary modules files.
========== cythonizer
Cythonize one step faster
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Introduction
:code:cythonizer.py is a script that will attempt to
automatically convert one or more :code:.py and :code:.pyx files into
the corresponding compiled :code:.pyd | .so binary modules
files. Example::
$ python cythonizer.py myext.pyx
:code:pip install cythonizer will automatically create an
executable script in your :code:Scripts/ folder, so you
should be able to simply::
$ cythonizer myext.py
or even::
$ cythonizer *.pyx
You can type::
$ cythonizer -h
to obtain the following CLI::
usage: cythonizer.py [-h] [--annotation] [--numpy-includes]
[--debugmode] filenames [filenames ...]
positional arguments:
filenames .py and .pyx files only
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--annotation (default: False)
--numpy-includes (default: False)
--debugmode (default: False)
- :code:
--annotationwill create the HTML Cython annotation file. - :code:
--numpy-includeswill add the numpy headers to the build command. - Compiler flags :code:
-O2 -march=nativeare automatically passed to the compiler.