Cython package example
Purpose
The purpose of this package is to demonstrate how to organize a project developed using Cython.
It shows a suitable folder structure according to the best practices, how to create extension modules with Cython, how to implement functions in C and make them available to Cython, how to include package data, how to write a setup.py script that allows users without Cython to install the package nonetheless.
Installation
From a repository checkout
make install
or
CYTHONIZE=1 pip install --user .
From PyPi
pip install --user cython-package-example
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