Hellooooooooooo !!

> Multiversioning is, at least for now, a C++ feature. You can link C and C++
> code together, but you need to put extern "C" {} in the right places. But
> then the extern "C" function can't be multiversioning, so you need another
> layer of indirection for C code. In any case, post what you have...

Hmmmmm... But didn't Cython support C++ now ? Or was it just classes ?
It is compiled with g++ anyway !

Here is my current code (it touches bitsets a bit and recompiles a lot
of things, sorry 'bout that), which is funny in its own way : I am
being accused of defining some things twice, and that's because Cython
links the final files with two copies of the (apprently identical) .so
files >_<

Nathann

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