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* If I wrap a C function using Cython/CFFI/SWIG/..., can we somehow
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expose the original C function to Numba/PyPy/Pyston/etc. to cut out
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the wrapper overhead? What about vice-versa: if I have a Python
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function that's been JIT-compiled and I pass it to some Fortran code
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* If I wrap a C function using Cython/CFFI/SWIG/..., could there
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somehow be a way to expose the original C function to
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Numba/PyPy/Pyston/etc. to cut out the wrapper overhead? What about
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vice-versa: if I have a Python function that's been JIT-compiled and
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I pass it to some Fortran code like
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[`scipy.optimize.fmin`](https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/generated/scipy.optimize.fmin.html#scipy.optimize.fmin),
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could there be some way for `scipy` to call the JIT-compiled
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