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This causes issues with Cython, because it's dlsym'ed, but also available via Cython. The latest version of Cython uses name manging when generting C++ sources, i.e. we can't use dlsym easily. When turning off namemanging, we get issues with escaping the quotes properly on MinGW, i.e. we need to define a variable CYTHON_EXTERN_C='extern "C"' at some point while passing down the variable through Python code and MinGW shell we end up with the equivalent of:
#define CYTHON_EXTERN_C extern C
Note that none of the code related to CYTHON_EXTERN_C is under our control, it's all handled for us by Cython.
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Deduplicate llgramarea form RXD.
Deduplicate llgramarea from RXD.
Aug 29, 2024
There two copies of
llgramarea
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This causes issues with Cython, because it's dlsym'ed, but also available via Cython. The latest version of Cython uses name manging when generting C++ sources, i.e. we can't use dlsym easily. When turning off namemanging, we get issues with escaping the quotes properly on MinGW, i.e. we need to define a variable
CYTHON_EXTERN_C='extern "C"'
at some point while passing down the variable through Python code and MinGW shell we end up with the equivalent of:Note that none of the code related to
CYTHON_EXTERN_C
is under our control, it's all handled for us by Cython.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: