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| The following is a missing piece of documentation for adding new <tt>.pyx<\tt> to the ''Sage'' library: See 5.2 of the Programming Documentation |
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| Suppose you want a more permanent way of including your optimized Cython code in Sage. Perhaps you want to contribute to the Sage project? This guide will show you how to create a simple Cython module and then link it to the Sage library so that your code will appear in future versions of Sage. |
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Chris Swierczewski
Email: MailTo(cswiercz AT SPAMFREE gmail DOT com)
The following is a missing piece of documentation for adding new <tt>.pyx<\tt> to the Sage library: See 5.2 of the Programming Documentation
Writing Optimized Compiled Code with Sage
Examples
Creating .pyx Files in the Sage Library
Suppose you want a more permanent way of including your optimized Cython code in Sage. Perhaps you want to contribute to the Sage project? This guide will show you how to create a simple Cython module and then link it to the Sage library so that your code will appear in future versions of Sage.