Setup.py for packages that depend on both cython and f2py?

You can just call each separately in your setup. Py as in answerpot.com/showthread.php?601643-cyth....

You can just call each separately in your setup. Py as in answerpot.com/showthread.php?601643-cyth... # Cython extension from distutils. Core import setup from distutils.

Extension import Extension from Cython. Distutils import build_ext setup( ext_modules = Extension( 'cext', 'cext. Pyx' ), cmdclass = {'build_ext': build_ext}, script_args = 'build_ext', '--inplace', ) # Fortran extension from numpy.distutils.

Core import setup, Extension setup( ext_modules = Extension( 'fext', 'fext. F90' ), ) Your calling context (I think they call this namespace, not sure) has to change as to what the current object Extension and function setup() is. The first setup() call, it's the distutils.extension.

Extension and distutils.core.setup() The second setup() call, it's the numpy.distutils.core. Extension and numpy.distutils.core.setup().

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