Can you comment on the difference between Pymod and Cython? Cython&#x27;s pretty mature now and it&#x27;s straight up amazing how easy it is to generate cross-platform extension modules. It even exposes a lot of C++ too.<p>Cython is a separate programming language that allows you to write C code with a special Python-like syntax, or write Python with Python syntax (including NumPy), and has a few extra type annotation bits here and there (like array syntax or pointer syntax). At the end, it creates the equivalent C code (with all needed CPython API boilerplate) and compiles it into an importable shared object file.<p>Just from the description above, it sounds superficially the same as Pymod; is it fair to say Pymod is to Nim what Cython is to C&#x2F;C++? I&#x27;d be very interested to know more about how the two tools compare and contrast.