Johannes Wienke wrote: > Am 07/08/2008 08:24 PM schrieb Dag Sverre Seljebotn: >> Johannes Wienke wrote: >>> Am 07/08/2008 07:55 PM schrieb Carl Witty: >>>> On Tue, Jul 8, 2008 at 9:49 AM, Johannes Wienke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>>>> warning: include/icewing/gui/Gimage.pxi:87:11: Function signature does >>>>> not match previous declaration >>>>> >>>>> Line 87 in that file is: >>>>> iwImage* iw_img_new_alloc(int width, int height, int planes, iwType type) >>>> ... > [...] >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/BA-workspace/shIP $ grep -in "Gimage.pxi" `find . -name >>> '*.px*'` | grep -v svn >>> ./src/ship/icewing/preview.pxd:2:include "icewing/gui/Gimage.pxi" >>> ./src/ship/icewing/image_utils.pxd:1:include "icewing/gui/Gimage.pxi" >>> ./include/icewing/gui/Grender.pxi:3:include "icewing/gui/Gimage.pxi" >>> ./include/icewing/gui/Gpreview.pxi:4:include "icewing/gui/Gimage.pxi" >> Here it is included multiple times, each pxd file gets a copy of the >> function definitions in the pxi files. You're probably using pxi in the >> wrong place here, switch it to a pxd file and use cimport. >> > > Well, I thought pxi files are used for definitions from other header > files and pxd files for definitions of your own cython code. Or is that > wrong?
pxi files are not for any specific purpose; they simply insert the file verbatim into the spot of the include (and thus often can lead to defining things too many times). (There are ups and downs to this; I'd never use them myself for any purpose but that's only a subjective feeling). It is perfectly ok to cimport a pxd file into another pxd file. -- Dag Sverre _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
