Hi Daniel,
sklearn is set up this way so that cython is not a build dependency for
users: we operate under the simpler the installation is for end-users,
the better (even if it causes minor headaches for developers).
When I want to try out changes in a pyx file, I modify the file, use
`cython filename.pyx` to generate the C file, and then run setup.py
Jake
On 10/12/2012 11:44 AM, Daniel Mahler wrote:
[These must all be FAQs, but I have not beeen able to find the answer]
What is the recommended way to build scikit so that .c files are
regenerated from .pyx files?
I want to try out some changes to sklearn/ensemble/_gradient_boosting.pyx,
but the setup.py seems to be written to just run gcc on the generated
.c files which is also checked into git.
What do developers working on cython files do?
What is the reason for checking in the .c files and not having
setup.py generate them from .pyx?
thanks
Daniel
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