Apocrypha

cython

A Python to C compiler

Cython is a language that makes writing C extensions for the Python language as easy as Python itself. It's based on Pyrex, but supports more cutting edge functionality and optimizations.

Available in

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gentoo gitweb ↗ 3.2.9 4 14 h details ›
Case_Of Codeberg ↗ 0.29.37.1-r1 1 4 d details ›
pypi-sci GitHub ↗ 0.29.37.1-r1 1 6 mo details ›
HomeAssistantRepository GitHub ↗ 0.29.37.1-r1 1 10 mo details ›

Versions & arches

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3.2.9 gentoo amd64 testing arm64 testing x86 testing ppc64 testing riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux untested arm testing arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 untested loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc testing ppc-macos untested s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux untested view · download · history ↗
3.2.8 gentoo amd64 testing arm64 testing x86 testing ppc64 testing riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux untested arm testing arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 untested loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc testing ppc-macos untested s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux untested view · download · history ↗
3.2.6 gentoo amd64 testing arm64 testing x86 testing ppc64 testing riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux untested arm testing arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 untested loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc testing ppc-macos untested s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux untested view · download · history ↗
3.2.5-r1 gentoo amd64 stable arm64 stable x86 stable ppc64 stable riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux untested arm stable arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 untested loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc stable ppc-macos untested s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux untested view · download · history ↗
0.29.37.1-r1 Case_Of amd64 testing arm64 testing x86 testing ppc64 testing riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux testing arm testing arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 untested loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc testing ppc-macos testing s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux testing 21 mo view · download · history ↗
0.29.37.1-r1 HomeAssistantRepository amd64 stable arm64 stable x86 stable ppc64 untested riscv untested alpha untested amd64-linux untested arm stable arm64-macos untested hppa untested ia64 untested loong untested m68k untested mips untested ppc untested ppc-macos untested s390 untested sparc untested x64-macos untested x64-solaris untested x86-linux untested 22 mo view · download · history ↗
0.29.37.1-r1 pypi-sci amd64 testing arm64 testing x86 testing ppc64 testing riscv testing alpha testing amd64-linux testing arm testing arm64-macos testing hppa testing ia64 testing loong testing m68k testing mips testing ppc testing ppc-macos testing s390 testing sparc testing x64-macos testing x64-solaris testing x86-linux testing 2 yr view · download · history ↗

Use flags of 3.2.9

  • test Enable dependencies and/or preparations necessary to run tests (usually controlled by FEATURES=test but can be toggled independently)
  • test-full Run test suite in full via additional (large) test dependencies, like dev-python/numpy.
  • debug Enable extra debug codepaths, like asserts and extra output. If you want to get meaningful backtraces see https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Quality_Assurance/Backtraces
6 expansion flags (python targets, ABIs, cpu flags…)
  • python_targets_python3_14t
  • python_targets_python3_15t
  • python_targets_python3_12
  • python_targets_python3_13
  • python_targets_python3_14
  • python_targets_python3_15

Runtime dependencies of 3.2.9

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