So, a part of the slides that I've already done is about 'why Cython' and what concrete advantages it offers over using the CPython API directly. I was planning on doing a mini-tutorial on how to use Cython to wrap a C library, but I can stick to just what I already mentioned plus demonstrating/explaining bits of oursql.
Also, I haven't been to one of these meetings before (though I've meant to for a number of months now), so I'm not sure of how I'd present my slides in the first place. It's all on google docs, though I do also have a laptop and a VGA out port. ~Aaron On Feb 14, 2011, at 1:10 PM, Mike Orr wrote: > It's shaping up for good Cython meeting Thursday. Cython is the > newest and arguably easiest way to integrate C code with Python. It > compiles a subset of Python (with optional type declarations) to C, > and can call C functions directly. > > Aaron Gallagher will present a short tutorial on using MySQL/OurSQL > with Python and Cython. Chris Barker will share a couple examples and > talk about his own experiences with Cython. The Cython list has been > notified, and at least one other Cython user will attend. > > The meeting is this Thursday, 7-9pm, at Office Nomads. Directions are > on the wiki at http://seapig.org/ . > > There will be no March meeting due to PyCon. The April meeting is > April 14th. It's currently scheduled for Office Nomads but we may also > get an offer in South Lake Union so I'm looking into that. > > -- > Mike Orr <[email protected]>
smime.p7s
Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature
