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Intro
This release will explain how to "convert" your root .py files to .c ones.
Actually, Cython only converts those files to pure CPython code.
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NOTE: ALL THE FILES HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HOW-TO-CYTHON-MT2.
EDIT:
As requested by many people, you can download the compatible and clean official cn root dated 20131228-0034 without further edits:
Is Cython really worth it?
VideoTutorial
Credits
What's New:
Intro
This release will explain how to "convert" your root .py files to .c ones.
Actually, Cython only converts those files to pure CPython code.
Download
NOTE: ALL THE FILES HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HOW-TO-CYTHON-MT2.
EDIT:
As requested by many people, you can download the compatible and clean official cn root dated 20131228-0034 without further edits:
Is Cython really worth it?
- Pros
- All the modules are compiled, and they can't be "extracted as .py" anymore.
We can always disassemble the launcher with IDA, but the result will be pseudo-c code after waiting 6-8h of analyzing. - Since we're not using .pyx files but directly .py ones, there's no "so much optimization".
At least, 10% of performance increasing is guaranteed.
- All the modules are compiled, and they can't be "extracted as .py" anymore.
- Cons
- For testing purposes, it's heavy to maintain. Everytime you try to re-compile your root files, you should wait 5-10 minutes.
You can always use the uncythonized root (.py files) when you perform tests, and compile cython whenever you will make an update in your live server. - The launcher's size will increase ~10mb. You can actually pack it to save space.
If you directly use a .pyd (still 10mb), the launcher's size won't increase.
- For testing purposes, it's heavy to maintain. Everytime you try to re-compile your root files, you should wait 5-10 minutes.
VideoTutorial
Credits
- Me (lollo_9_1/martysama0134)
- Night (OST suggestion)
- Random Testers
What's New:
v2.0- The module's name check is now case-insensitive (colorInfo == colorinfo)
- Added a new function rootlib/uiscriptlib.getList() to retrieve a tuple of all the available cythonized modules.
- Now you can compile a uiscriptlib library from the uiscript\*.py files! (implemented as __USE_EXTRA_CYTHON__)
- Added a sample ui.py containing the code to run uiscriptlib.
