Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote: > Robert wrote: >> failed: >> cdef extern from <sys/times.h>: >> cdef extern from "<sys/times.h>": >> >> Or is it otherwise somehow possible to tell him library /I includes? > > As long as you don't have a file called times.h in the same directory as > the compiled c file (which I suppose would only happen on --inplace), > "file" and <file> does the same. >
yes, its not severe. just with "gcc -MM modname.c" (create dependencies) it makes problems. he errors on missing ""-includes, but not on <>-includes, when -I is omitted. Usually one doesn't want all the constant library stuff in the project depend file. > In fact, one could argue that Cython should *always* use <file.h> instead > of "file.h", so that one always get the same behaviour regardless of build > method. hmm, brackets for the automatic python includes, but still "" by default for extern from "file.h", because that are often project h files. just, when: extern from "<sys/times.h>", as Lisandro said. > > Or? > > I don't know anything about your other question. > above "gcc -MM" ? Robert _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
