Make array data allocator configurable #5470
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Note this isn't as simple as it would ideally be, as the use of PyDataMem_ APIs is currently diverse and there's also the internal caching APIs. |
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This pull request was created in in 2015, and has had no reviews. This PR is described as an alternative to gh-5457, which had only a couple comments from @juliantaylor, and has also had no activity since early 2015. @pitrou, are these pull requests still viable? I hesitate to suggest fixing the merge conflicts if it will just end up sitting here unreviewed for a few more years. Other NumPy devs: the evidence suggests there is no interest in these PRs. OK to close? |
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Thanks for this! I will close it, since it is now superseded by gh-17582 and NEP 49 — Data allocation strategies. |
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This is an alternative to #5457: it allows to configure the array data allocator at runtime using a C API.