[Pyrex] Best/easiest way to access C's stderr?

[Norman Shelley]

Greg Ewing wrote:

> Norman Shelley <Norman.Shelley at motorola.com>:
>
> > I want to be able to do an fprintf to stderr say like this example.
> > But how does one define stderr?
>
>   cdef extern from "stdio.h":
>     ctypedef struct FILE
>     int fprintf(FILE *, char *, ...)
>
> That should be close enough, even if FILE isn't really
> defined as a struct in stdio.h.

That is what I use.  But I am  wondering how to best (easiest method to)
declare/define the symbol "stderr" in the pyx  file so that I can have a cdef
that has an fprintf that uses the symbol "symbol", e.g.,

cdef test():
    ...
    fprintf(stderr, "some message\n")
    ....



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