pythonjit

Automatically cross compiles .py files to .so (or .pyd) using Cython and import hooks.

How to use:

import pythonjit
pythonjit.enable()

And imports will automatically be cythonized.

Import_Hook

 This object is automatically instantiated and inserted into
    sys.meta_path as the first entry when instantiated.

Method resolution order:

(<class 'pythonjit._cythonhook.Import_Hook'>, <type 'object'>)

Multiple_Enable_Error

No documentation available

Method resolution order:

(<class 'pythonjit.Multiple_Enable_Error'>,
 <type 'exceptions.Exception'>,
 <type 'exceptions.BaseException'>,
 <type 'object'>)

Not_Enabled_Error

No documentation available

Method resolution order:

(<class 'pythonjit.Not_Enabled_Error'>,
 <type 'exceptions.Exception'>,
 <type 'exceptions.BaseException'>,
 <type 'object'>)

cross_compile

cross_compile(file_list, output_names, mode, version, verbosity):

            No documentation available

disable

disable():

     usage: disable() -> None

    Disables automatic compilation of imported python modules.
    Does not "uncompile" any previously compiled imported modules.
    enable can be called again to re-enable compilation of imported modules.

    Calling disable when compilation is not enabled will raise Not_Enabled_Error.

enable

enable(verbosity):

     usage: enable(verbosity=0) -> None

    Enables automatic cross compilation of imported python modules via Cython.
    verbosity is an optional keyword argument that can be set to:

        - 0 for no output
        - 1 for the beginning of compilation of a module to be output
        - 2 for the progress of the compilation process to be output, plus the output from 1

    The Import_Hook created by calling enable() will live in the _STORAGE list in the pythonjit module.

    Calling enable when compilation is already enabled will raise Multiple_Enable_Error.