#13031: Use cythonize() from cython for Sage module building.
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       Reporter:  robertwb                          |         Owner:  
GeorgSWeber 
           Type:  enhancement                       |        Status:  
needs_review
       Priority:  major                             |     Milestone:  sage-5.7  
  
      Component:  build                             |    Resolution:            
  
       Keywords:  sd40.5                            |   Work issues:  Sphinx    
  
Report Upstream:  N/A                               |     Reviewers:            
  
        Authors:  Robert Bradshaw, R. Andrew Ohana  |     Merged in:            
  
   Dependencies:  #13029                            |      Stopgaps:            
  
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Old description:

> Cython's cythonize is now robust enough to replace our custom dependency
> logic, with a few extra features such as * syntax for cython extensions
> and cycache (still needs work).
>
> Apply:
> * [attachment:trac13031.patch]

New description:

 Cython's cythonize is now robust enough to replace our custom dependency
 logic, with a few extra features such as * syntax for cython extensions
 and cycache (still needs work).

 Apply:
 * [attachment:13031-cythonize-simple.patch]

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Comment (by robertwb):

 OK, I've changed this to **only** switch to use cythonize and get rid of
 the sphinx errors. All the other changes make this fail to apply with each
 new Sage release, and it's a pain to constantly re-base. Once this is in,
 we can fix up the module list piecemeal and do other cleanup (though I'm
 unconvinced writing {{{os.path.join('sage','rings','padics','*.pyx')}}} is
 really preferable to {{{"sage/rings/padics/*.pyx"}}}) as was introduced in
 the latest rebase.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/13031#comment:24>
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