The PLIB.EXTENSIONS package contains functions (and possibly, in the future, other objects) exported from an extension module written using the Python/C API. The general philosophy of PLIB is to do everything possible in pure Python, so the only functions that appear in this package are those which by their very nature cannot be done in pure Python.
Note: PLIB.EXTENSIONS works with Python 2.7. If you are using Python 3, see the PLIB3.EXTENSIONS package, available at https://pypi.org/project/plib3.extensions.
The setup.py script for PLIB.EXTENSIONS uses the setuputils helper module, which helps to automate away much of the boilerplate in Python setup scripts. This module is available as a separate release at https://pypi.org/project/setuputils.
The PLIB.EXTENSIONS Package
The following classes are available in the plib.extensions namespace:
The capsule_compare function checks whether two Capsules wrap the same C-level pointer.
The cobject_compare function checks whether two CObjects wrap the same C-level pointer.
Installation
To install PLIB.EXTENSIONS, you can simply run:
$ python setup.py install
at a shell prompt from the directory into which you unzipped the source tarball (the same directory that this README file is in). This will install PLIB and then run each of the post-install scripts in the scripts directory.
Release files for plib.extensions 1.1.post3
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