Cython seems to me rather different from what the original post was talking
about. If I put
class Foo:
def bar(self):
pass
in a .pyx file and run it through Cython, the result is a 5600-line,
200-kilobyte lump of C that clearly isn't meant to be understood or
modified by human beings. It is mostly boilerplate, but not the sort of
boilerplate that could serve as the starting point for an extension module
written (entirely) in C.
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