Hi, T J wrote: > New to cython, and I found the sphinx documentation very helpful. > However, I didn't find much about dictionaries and lists. How does > cython handle these....
It uses Python's list/dict type. > for example, if I were to have a list of > strings....is there a way to inform cython about this so that it could > be compiled? The creation of such a list runs in compiled code. But you cannot specify the type of the list content. And I don't see a use case for that. > I'm assuming non-homogeneous lists are not candidates > for optimizations (correct?). There is no difference between a list with homogeneous content and one with mixed content. What would you like to see 'optimised'? > In general, I guess I am looking for > more discussion/help about such topics. Any pointers would be > appreciated. Maybe you could tell us what you want to achieve? That would make it easier to answer your question. Stefan _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
