Hey everyone:

I'm currently in the process of converting some code from Mathematica to 
Sage, my primary motivation being that Mathematica is running it too slowly 
and I was hoping that I could somehow get some increase in speed with Sage. 
My thought was that this would be easiest if I were able to use cython 
along with Sage. Is this currently possible? For example, one of the 
Mathematica functions takes a polynomial in 2 variables as input and 
computes the value of the order in one of the variables (ie for x1^3 + 
x1*x2^2 + x2, the order for x1 would be 3). I wrote some Sage could that 
can do this, but then how can I use what the sage code computes with cython 
code? When I was trying to compile some cython code in Cocalc using 
%cython, it would not let me include any Sage code. For eg, I tried 
including the line:
R.<x1,x2> = RR[]

but it threw errors at me. Do you think I am approaching this speed up idea 
in a reasonable way? Or should I be trying to do it purely in Sage or 
purely in cython? Thanks!

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