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Writing entire programs in Cython
Does anyone actually use PyPy or Cython? : Python
Any good IDE for cython?
Well, PyCharm is often recommended but you have that one already.
Then there is the VI vs. Emacs thing. You have tried Emacs, so you might as well try the other side of that equation.
What about something like Atom or Sublime with various plugins? Those are quite popular and about half way between the first 2 options listed here.
What OS are you running as well? That can make a difference. Ultimately though, this is a personal preference thing.
More on reddit.comAnyone ever tried interfacing cython with a deep learning/ machine learning library?
It doesn't matter what the backed is. Unless you're interfacing directly with c (like, .h files), cython generates a huge amount of wrapping code. Look at examples of using cython with the annotation flag and the html file it generates. And also, just read about what cython is, because your question doesn't make a lot of sense.
More on reddit.comHello everyone. I recently figured out how to use cython to speed up python programs, but there's one idea I have which is using cython to completely write python programs.
Cython is around 6.5 times faster than python (according to google) and nearly every function and module in python can be run in cython (if I'm correct), so I see why not to write my python scripts in cython completely and call them in regular python.
Is this a good idea? Would it be better to stick to regular python and only use cython when necessary? Or should I just use cython for every script I want to write?
Thanks in advance.
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