How to define static class variable?
See original GitHub issueHow to define static class variable and constant in Cython just as following code’s semantic?
1: cdef class Car:
2: cdef int battery=100 # Instance variable
3: cdef static int total_car_count = 0 # Static variable shared among classes.
4: cdef const int WHEEL_COUNT = 4 # Constant of class Car.
As far as I know, the syntax of line 3
and line4
is not supported by Cython…
But is there any syntax to define static and constant variables in Cython?
If not, is there any way to mimic the semantics of static and constant variables?
Thanks
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Ok, thank you. In my case, the class variable will be used in heavy number crunching, so a better option is to define it as a global C variable, I think.