• "compiling python"

    From boxoskulz@21:3/229 to All on Tue Mar 31 17:22:56 2026
    Anyone have any experience with cython - python to c compiler? I'd like to "compile" some of my python scripts.

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  • From Nightfox@21:1/137 to boxoskulz on Wed Apr 1 09:46:28 2026
    Re: "compiling python"
    By: boxoskulz to All on Tue Mar 31 2026 05:22 pm

    Anyone have any experience with cython - python to c compiler? I'd like to "compile" some of my python scripts.

    I haven't used that, but I'm curious how that would convert to C. Python is an object-oriented language, so I'd imagine C++ could be a more natural target for that kind of conversion, though you can certainly do pseudo-object-oriented programming with C using structs and functions to act on those structs.

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