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tos9: taking the back seat about cffi wheels. Any comments should be directed to the heptapod issue where people are adding Travis for Mac OS on aarch64
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Things I learned: if you publish a blog on github pages, you can add a comment section via comments to the repo
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then utterances-bot renders them on the page
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my comments are at the bottom
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and here is the source repo issue for the post
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(and maybe switch to running python3 benchmarks)
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whohoo - win32 with py3.7 doesn't crash in lib-python tests. Lots of errors with scandir() though
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"TypeError: expected unicode, got WindowsPath object"
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I would like to implement a C function that returns/takes a python C object and use it along with a CFFI generated extension
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is that a realistic goal ?
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basically, I need to "convert" a C structure into a python dictionary
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and the other way around
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I did that in plain python
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but it does not scale well when the objects are very big
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rjarry: zero copy conversion from C -> python is quite ok, not so sure for "the other way around"
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