Hi Nick, Le 04/08/2018 à 15:13, Nick Coghlan a écrit : > > It'd be *really* nice to at least be able to write some of the C API > tests directly in Cython rather than having to fiddle about with > splitting the test between the regrtest parts that actually define the > test case and the extension module parts that expose the interfaces > that we want to test. Actually, I think testing the C API is precisely the kind of area where you don't want to involve a third-party, especially not a moving target (Cython is actively maintained and generated code will vary after each new Cython release). Besides, Cython itself calls the C API, which means you might end up involuntarily testing the C API against itself. If anything, testing the C API using ctypes or cffi would probably be more reasonable... assuming we get ctypes / cffi to compile everywhere, which currently isn't the case. Regards Antoine.
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