Hi Philipp,
I am exposing the generated C++ classes to my Python code through cython.
It works pretty well, and I could use the CodedInputStream and
GzipInputStream classes too.
For this you have to develop a couple of .pyx and .pxd files around the
generated .cpp code.
Cheers
Emmanuel
On Thu
Hi Josh,
Thanks for the reply. I was worried someone would say as much :)
Also, I am indeed using the C++ implementation. I'm very happy that this is
possible!
Thanks
Phil
On Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 2:42:07 PM UTC-8, Josh Haberman wrote:
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> Hi Phil,
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> If you are not doing so already, I
Hi Phil,
If you are not doing so already, I would highly recommend using the C++
implementation for Python (instead of the pure-Python one). It will make
ParseFromString() in Python much, much faster, which might give you the
speed boost you need.
There are possible ways of doing more clever t
