Sturla Molden wrote:
> Why is the type declaration there? Even "typedef int const int" would
> be bogus. That I am using volatile should not matter. Never typedef
> native C types to something else.
I think you want to do
cdef extern from *:
ctypedef int vint "volatile int"
What you said is: typedef "int" as "vint" Cython-side and "volatile int"
C-side.
What you want to say is: Use an already defined typedef which is named
"volatile int" C-side.
Dag Sverre
>
> Sturla Molden
>
>
>
> ctypedef int vint "volatile int"
>
> cdef class giltest:
>
> cdef vint tag, stop, start, missed, switched
> cdef int num_threads, trials
>
>
> Is compiled to:
>
>
> /* Type declarations */
>
> typedef int volatile int;
>
> /* "D:\giltest.pyx":8
> *
> *
> * cdef class giltest: # <<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> *
> * cdef vint tag, stop, start, missed, switched
> */
>
> struct __pyx_obj_7giltest_giltest {
> PyObject_HEAD
> volatile int tag;
> volatile int stop;
> volatile int start;
> volatile int missed;
> volatile int switched;
> int num_threads;
> int trials;
> };
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