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> (through Cython) My personal experience is that you can actually get another factor of 2 or 3 speed-up by ditching Cython and using actual C instead (I think
by Sean1708 7y ago
> (through Cython)
My personal experience is that you can actually get another factor of 2 or 3 speed-up by ditching Cython and using actual C instead (I think it's because optimizers have a hard time cleaning up the C that Cython produces), even if you've turned off thing's like bounds checking.
- hoiuyoi9087 7y agoI meant "through Cython" as in "passing through Cython", ie, Cython is just a thin wrapper layer over the real C/C++ code.