In one of the ways to call C functions in PEP 580, the function gets
access to:
- the arguments,
- "self", the object
- the class that the method was found in (which is not necessarily
type(self))
I still have to read the details, but when combined with
LOAD_METHOD/CALL_METHOD optimization (avoiding creation of a "bound
method" object), it seems impossible to do this efficiently with just
the callable's code and callable's object.
It is possible, and relatively straightforward.
Access to the class isn't possible currently and also not with PEP 590.
But it's easy enough to fix that: PEP 573 adds a new METH_METHOD flag to
change the signature of the C function (not the vectorcall wrapper). PEP
580 supports this "out of the box" because I'm reusing the class also to
do type checks. But this shouldn't be an argument for or against either PEP.
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