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Boxiang Sun
cython
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48177ec6
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48177ec6
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Jan 13, 2011
by
Stefan Behnel
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fix ticket #643: infer the type of C function names as function pointers
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Cython/Compiler/ExprNodes.py
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@@ -1296,6 +1296,9 @@ class NameNode(AtomicExprNode):
# Unfortunately the type attribute of type objects
# is used for the pointer to the type they represent.
return
type_type
elif
self
.
entry
.
type
.
is_cfunction
:
# special case: referring to a C function must return it's pointer
return
PyrexTypes
.
CPtrType
(
self
.
entry
.
type
)
else
:
return
self
.
entry
.
type
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tests/run/type_inference.pyx
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@@ -199,6 +199,17 @@ def builtin_type_operations():
T2
=
()
*
2
assert
typeof
(
T2
)
==
"tuple object"
,
typeof
(
T2
)
cdef
int
func
(
int
x
):
return
x
+
1
def
c_functions
():
"""
>>> c_functions()
"""
f
=
func
assert
typeof
(
f
)
==
'int (*)(int)'
,
typeof
(
f
)
assert
2
==
f
(
1
)
def
cascade
():
"""
>>> cascade()
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