Luke wrote:
> I have a C++ function like this:
>
> void constraint(double& x, double& dxdt)
> {
> dxdt[0] = ...
> dxdt[1] = ...
> ....
> dxdt[n] = ...
> }
>
> How would I properly wrap this function in the .pyx file? And how
> would calling it in Python work? I've tried to find examples for this
> type of thing but have been unable. If anybody knows of any, I'd
> greatly appreciate it.
This is C++ syntax candy for passing pointers. You declare and use it in
Cython like this:
cdef extern from "yourheader.h":
void constraint(double* x, double* dxdt)
def foo():
cdef double x = 3.2, dxdt = 0.01
constraint(&x, &dxdt)
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Dag Sverre
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