ENH: set up Cython support + get parts of multipart geometries #197

brendan-ward · 2020-09-24T01:44:44Z

Closes #127, closes #128

This is the Cython counterpart to #130.
This borrows heavily from #93 - thanks @jorisvandenbossche ! (note: there are some changes here that may be useful there)

This is about 3.5 times faster than a pure python loop implementation (100 randomly generated multipoints with 1000 points each); surprisingly, it also looks a bit faster than the original C implementation in #130 (not quite 2 times as fast).

get_parts supports returning either the parts as an array (default) or a tuple of parts and indexes in the source geometry array.

I know there was discussion around naming in #130 and #128, but it felt like a get_* function was most consistent with similar functions here. dump and explode both feel out of place.

A few points to consider / discuss specific to Cython:

I put Cython files under pygeos/ext. Unlike projects like fiona which use a naming scheme like _module.pyx in the main folder with Python sources, I wanted the Python files at the root in pygeos folder to represent the top-level API. We can use something other than ext - but for imports to work properly, I think it has to be a subfolder of pygeos rather than a sibling.
Cython functions are wrapped in top-level Python functions; this is similar to patterns in other libraries that use Cython (fiona, etc)
declarations of functions / types intended to be used across modules are stored in *.pxd files; those that were only needed within a given implementation are in the *.pyx file that uses it. These wrap functions / types from GEOS and source files here. We will likely tune how this is setup over time.

A few things to note:

there is some unrelated formatting in setup.py via black
this does not yet attempt to handle multithreading; guidance there welcome (have not yet figured out how to adapt recent work at the C level to Cython)
I have not yet checked to verify there are no memory leaks and there are not yet sufficient tests to prove that we won't get segfaults in some cases. Tests TBD.
using Cython introduces a bunch of compiler warnings; have not yet investigated these yet (some are from numpy by way of Cython and not our fault here)

TODO:

…nd Cython not present

brendan-ward · 2020-09-24T18:09:04Z

So the major problem I'm running into here is dynamic linking on Linux between a Cython-compiled extension and the shared library created from the C files.

I'm using get_geom from pgeom.h to get a GeometryObject from a GEOSGeometry. We could probably reimplement that in Cython if need be, but would be nice to avoid doing so.

It's failing on Linux (in conda env) but not Mac because dynamic lookup is working differently between the platforms, so get_geom is not found.

There is no problem dynamic linking into GEOS; it is declared as a dynamic library.

So far have no had luck trying lots of variants of adding the folder with the lib.cpython-*.so file built from C files.

brendan-ward · 2020-09-25T18:03:14Z

Handling the dynamic linking on different platforms has proven to be surprisingly difficult.

After more research and experimentation, it looks like the appropriate way to approach this is to use Python capsules to expose a C API from the pygeos.lib C extension for use in Cython.

Unfortunately, this adds considerable complexity compared to simply using declaring the functions / types against pygeom.h and just using via dynamically loaded libraries (i.e., it just works provided that the libraries are dynamically linked or resolved correctly).

Not yet sure how this works out for dynamically allocated objects.

brendan-ward · 2020-09-26T15:27:34Z

Success! Using a C API exposed via PyCapsule bypassed the dynamic linking woes across platforms. (haven't updated AppVeyor to use Cython yet; it's still broken).

Based on this first roughout, this basically works as follows:

wrap specific C functions internal to pygeos C extension as new functions following standard naming convention PyGEOS*.
these functions are put into an array of function pointers and wrapped as a PyCapsule
these functions are stubbed during compile time, but dynamically loaded at run time by way of define macros
these functions are referenced via cdef extern from "c_api.h" blocks in Cython pxd files to make them availabe in Cython

Notes:

an import macro must be run before trying to use any of these functions, or they segfault (since they're null pointers until it is run); this must be done in each Cython file that uses those functions
these are defined in c_api.h but are a bit hard to spot because of the implementation details around wrapping them (as opposed to a normal header file where function declarations are usually easy to spot). Will need to work on comments / file layout to make these more obvious.
wrapping functions involves touching several files in the C extension: add functions to C API by wrapping inside standardized named functions in c_api.c, adding compile time / runtime wrappers to c_api.h, and adding entries to the wrapped functions in lib.c.

We may want to wrap the ufuncs this way too, to make them more accessible in Cython; will need to test if this adds a performance benefit.

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-09-26T17:07:06Z

@brendan-ward thanks a lot for investigating this!

Newbie question: do you understand why it's more complicated here with our own C code compared to an external C library? (you mention about GEOS "it is declared as a dynamic library.", but that is not possible for our own src, unless we would package it as a separate standalone C lib?)

(now, my draft PR #93 only accesses GEOSGeometry pointers, and through the static attribute. When I was actually trying to create new geometries as well in some other experiment, trying to use GeometryObject_FromGEOS from cython, I also ran into "undefined symbol" problems which I didn't further investigate at the time, but so I suppose this might have been the same issue you are solving here)

brendan-ward · 2020-09-27T15:32:05Z

Several bits of this were new to me (so I could still have it totallly wrong). Here is my understanding after a lot of experimentation and research:

Python C extensions are shared libraries, which means they compile & link down to *.so files (on MacOS / Linux) in the build directory by python setup.py build_ext. They are copied to the project directory by --inplace.

There are two bits of machinery involved in this: the compiler (gcc) which compiles source (*.c) files into object files (*.o) and the linker (also gcc in this case) which links things together to create the shared libraries (*.so) that are then dynamically loaded by the Python runtime to use things in a C extension.

Cython creates C source files from Cython extensions (*.pyx / *.pxd) during the cythonize step in our setup.py here. These are then built and linked following the standard machinery above.

Cython has a mechanism that allows function declarations listed in *.pxd to be used in other Cython modules via the cimport statement. As I understand it, these are translated into statements in the compiled C that store pointers to the functions in the referenced module, so that at runtime after dynamically loading libraries, those pointers can be resolved to execute the actual function. The nice thing about it is that when you are just using Cython, everything just works.

Shared libraries like GEOS exist prior to the build and linking step for our C / Cython extensions; we reference them via extra flags added for the linker during our setup.py. Since these vary by platform / installation, setup.py has extra bits here to figure out the specific installation location of GEOS then includes via library location and library flags. As I understand it, the linker stores information against those dynamic libraries so that these can be resolved at runtime (basically: store some info to know where to look for the function when you need it). The location of the shared library at compile time is the same as at runtime, so it is deterministic.

When we wrap pygeos C functions (as opposed to GEOS C functions), we declare them in the *pxd files in the standard way. This defines their function signature (based on the corresponding *.h files in pygeos C extension). However, at linking time, the corresponding implementations in the *.so file for those functions does not yet exist, so they become unresolved functions in the compiled & linked Cython extension. I.e., it knows that get_geom should exist as a function with a particular signature, but doesn't know where to look for the implementation.

Some environments, such as MacOS enable dynamic lookup at runtime; this appears to be enabled by the -undefined dynamic_lookup flag to the linker that is added automatically by the Python extension-building setup when building on MacOS. Ultimately, this meant that we could use functions defined in the pygeos C extension from Cython extensions because they were dynamically resolved at runtime even though the functions were unresolved at linking time. Since the linker wasn't instructed about where to look for these, they store no extra information about which *.so file to look in for implementation.

This linker option is not available on Linux, and it appears that Linux is less forgiving about dynamically looking up libraries at runtime. There are some environment variables that can be set to tell it where to look at runtime, but these seem problematic with how we are using things here. This is why we were initially passing on MacOS environs but failing on Linux.

One way to solve this is to tell the linker to specifcally link the Cython extension against the pygeos C shared library (i.e., lib.cpython-38-x86_64-linux-gnu.so in the build / project directory), in the same way as we link to other dynamic libraries. While it is possible to figure out the extension during setup.py, the larger issue is that this file does not exist in a deterministic location (i.e., libs folder in OS) at the time of linking the Cython extension. Shared libraries must already exist to link to them. All extensions are first compiled from C to object files (*.o in build directory), then all are then linked to create shared libraries (*.so) at the same time in the build directory, and after that is complete copied to the project directory by --inplace.

It might have been possible to link to things within the build directory, but that felt brittle since that wouldn't necessarily exist upon distribution. We need this linking to be portable.

It looks possible to provide custom implementations of the build steps used by setup.py during build_ext (e.g., numpy does this), but it looked heavily involved. I didn't try this, but I think it would basically involve the following: Cythonize the Cython extensions (*.pyx/ *.pxd => *.c), compile all the C files (*.c => *.o), then link the pygeos C extension to create the shared library for it. Only after that, link the Cython extensions to the pygeos shared library. But this also felt brittle / nonportable like above, and involved hacking about in the build machinery, which also didn't seem like a good idea.

It was only after exhausing the above routes that I learned about PyCapsules, and that there is specific guidance in the extension docs for using them to provide access into internal functions in the C extension in a portable way that basically allows these to work like shared libraries like GEOS. As I understand it, these basically allow us to store the function signature into the Cython extensions at compile time, a lookup to a function pointer (or array of function pointers in this case) at linking time, and then via some extra loading steps, resolve those function pointers to the actual function definitions at runtime. It isn't nearly as lightweight as simply linking to an existing shared library like GEOS during the linking step, but it should be more portable, and seems like the only real way to make this work for a project like pygeos that mixes Cython and C extensions.

This looks like it might enable a few things I haven't investigated yet:

using pygeos C API outside pygeos, in other projects. There are a couple issues (e.g., PROPOSAL: optimize STRtree for geometry collections / multipart geometries #112) that we may not want to implement in the core of pygeos, but other projects may want to handle. Having a C API theoretically allows us to use Cython in other projects to build against the pygeos C internals here, just like we're using from Cython here. (whether or not we should advertise this is a separate topic)
I think this can go both ways. It looks possible to create PyCapsules in Cython extensions, and it seems possible in theory to consume them in C extensions. We'd have to do this with care to avoid circular imports and I'm not sure it is a good idea. The upshot being that if we figured it out, there are bits that theoretically could be implemented in Cython rather than in C, then consumed in C extension ufuncs, instead of writing the underlying implementation in C. But let's save investigation / discussion of that for other issues where we have a practical example / need.

brendan-ward · 2020-09-29T18:56:42Z

I'm finding that having 2 separate namespaces for the C extension vs Cython extensions is a bit awkward. Even though it is internal, it would be nice to have it be a bit more consistent. In order to do this, we need lib to be a package instead of a module, and then put all extensions under that

I think what we can do is:

pygeos.lib (C extension) => pygeos.lib.core
pygeos/lib/.pyx => pygeos.lib.<a Cython module>

then we expose their contents at the top level in pygeos.lib via pygeos/lib/__init__.py so that it doesn't matter at the time that we consume them that they came from the C extension or Cython extensions.

Note: I'm currently fighting with circular imports if we pull everything into the __init__.py, but hopefully that is resolvable.

/cc @caspervdw @jorisvandenbossche

(also minor whitespace auto-formatting)

brendan-ward · 2020-09-29T23:23:29Z

Resolved the circular import issue. The upshot is that each top-level Cython function that uses the pygeos C extension C API needs to first import the C API; we can't do this at the top level in each module. Will just have to document this in the Cython instructions...

I did try to wrap it in a decorator, but it looks like that retains the correct pointers to the functions in the C API, so it immediately segfaults.

brendan-ward · 2020-10-03T15:19:22Z

I think this is now ready for review. Please note that the description of the PR at the top no longer matches the latest state, but I left it there because it provides context for the comments that come after.

Here is a summary of the latest state of the overall Cython extension effort:

lib is now a package not a module, so that it can contain extensions from C and Cython
the former pygeos.lib module that was created from src/lib.c has been renamed to a module pygeos.lib.core and moved to src/core.c.
a new C API is stubbed out in src/c_api.c, which enables us to consume those functions in Cython extensions. This provides the functions needed for this PR, but is extendable to add more functions to the API in later PRs.
pygeos_wrapper.pxd wraps that API for use in Cython functions
geos_wrapper.pxd wraps GEOS types and functions
the C API must be imported into the top-level functions in Cython extensions; otherwise you get segfaults when you call them - 😢. Due to circular import issues, this import can't be at the module level, and due to scope issues, this cannot be implemented as a decorator.

For get_parts functionality specifically, the return values mimic what you get from the underlying pygeos functions get_num_geometries() and get_geometry() for consistency. Among other things, this means:

empty geometries are returned as-is
collections of empty geometries return empty geometries
the members of a geometry in a GeometryCollection are returned; they are not flattened to individual parts in a single call (this is consistent with get_geometry()). This also obviated the need for any recursion.

Only 1D array inputs are allowed. I think we agreed this was OK in prior discussions.

Examples:

>>> get_parts(Geometry("MULTIPOINT (0 1, 2 3)")).tolist()
[<pygeos.Geometry POINT (0 1)>, <pygeos.Geometry POINT (2 3)>]
>>> parts, index = get_parts([Geometry("MULTIPOINT (0 1)"), Geometry("MULTIPOINT (4 5, 6 7)")], return_index=True)
>>> parts.tolist()
[<pygeos.Geometry POINT (0 1)>, <pygeos.Geometry POINT (4 5)>, <pygeos.Geometry POINT (6 7)>]
>>> index.tolist()
[0, 1, 1]

In terms of level of effort, the vast majority of effort here was getting Cython setup and specifically debugging the dynamic import issues that resulted in building out the C API. The actual Cython implementation of this function wasn't too bad, which I think holds promise for streamlining future development here in Cython.

Still TODO:

wrap GEOS context init better to use pygeos wrapping of this (incl. error handling)
check for memory leaks
update pygeos conda feedstock to add Cython
write a minimal Cython guide for pygeos (probably should be another PR)
cleanup how headers for types are exposed over C API to Cython
handle multithreading (later PR)

jorisvandenbossche

Added a few more comments, but only minor / style ones, for the rest really looking good (we only need to get CI working .. ;)). Looking forward to have this merged!

pygeos/_geom.pyx

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-27T09:29:26Z

pygeos/_geom.pyx

+    cdef object[:] parts_view = parts[:]
+    cdef np.intp_t [:] index_view = index[:]
+
+    with get_geos_handle() as geos_handle:


Sounds good to handle it in a follow-up

pygeos/_geom.pyx

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-27T09:31:29Z

pygeos/_geos.pyx

+        return self.handle
+
+    def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback):
+        GEOS_finish_r(self.handle)


I am wondering, would we be able to just put this in _geos.pxd as well? (to avoid having this additional pyx file)

My interpretation of the docs was that these had to be split between files for extension types (cdef class), at least when we need Python methods. Otherwise we get compile errors or errors in usage (compiler lets us do a cdef inline __exit__ but then it fails on usage with an AttributeError)

Yeah, reading the docs, it seems you can put code in pxd file, but that only is useful if it can be inlined, which is certainly not the case here anyway (given it's not a full cdef)

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-27T09:33:04Z

docs/installation.rst

+Install Cython, which is required to build Cython extensions::
+    $ pip install cython


Suggested change

Install Cython, which is required to build Cython extensions::

$ pip install cython

Install Cython, which is required to build Cython extensions::

$ pip install cython

(added blank line)

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-27T12:05:53Z

@brendan-ward I updated the pyproject.toml file to include conditional numpy versions, to fix the failures on the older travis builds (the problem there was that pip install was building pygeos against the latest numpy, but the environment itself had older numpy versions, giving those import problems)

For some reason that was not working on appveyor, though (not directly sure why there is a difference between linux/windows here). So for now just added back cython and doing a non-isolated inplace build as you had in the beginning. We can figure out later why, but at least CI is green now ;-)

brendan-ward · 2020-10-27T13:23:29Z

Thanks for the CI fixes and review @jorisvandenbossche !

Unfortunately it looks like our Cython benchmarks are quite a bit slower now:

benchmarks.GetParts.time_get_parts                                                          236±10ms
benchmarks.GetParts.time_get_parts_python                                                   309±10ms

Apparently it was faster when we were leaking memory (this was the only recent change that produced very different benchmark results); can't have it all I guess. My preliminary guess is that a decent amount of the Cython benchmark is deallocating geometry objects, and that the gains of Cythonizing the loops are a bit less than I had hoped (but also partly a benchmark problem; need to structure it to better isolate the performance bottlenecks).

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-27T13:33:21Z

I think the benchmark will also highly depend on the relative size of the multi-geometries (how many subgeometries are there). In your current benchmark, you have few MultiPolygons that each have a lot of subpars (and extracting those subparts is already using a vectorized function, also in the python implementation).

If I change the multipologyons creation to (10000 multipolygons of each 2 subparts):

multipolygons = np.array([pygeos.multipolygons(pygeos.polygons(np.random.random((2, 100, 2)))) for i in range(10000)], dtype=object)

the timing I get becomes 25 ms (cython) vs 200 ms (python). So a larger difference (and I used an optimized python version that first appens to a list, and then concatenates the arrays once, instead of appending to the array in the list)

brendan-ward · 2020-10-27T15:48:20Z

Right, it was the outer loop where we would see the biggest differences from Cythonizing this. Thanks for the suggested changes, just added those.

Now:

benchmarks.GetParts.time_get_parts                                                          38.3±2ms
benchmarks.GetParts.time_get_parts_python                                                    245±8ms

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-10-30T12:56:12Z

@caspervdw would you like to take a final look given all the changes?
Otherwise I think this is good to go!

HTenkanen · 2020-10-30T13:02:30Z

@brendan-ward @jorisvandenbossche Just wanting to share my ❤️ and 💪 to this PR! 😄 Just found a bottleneck in Pyrosm that pointed towards the explode() function and this seems to be improving the performance of that quite a bit. Thanks!

caspervdw

This is good to merge. Thanks a lot @brendan-ward !

jorisvandenbossche · 2020-11-03T14:30:20Z

Woohoo! I will update my older PR using cython to use the new machinery.

Will also open a follow-up issue about nogil support in cython algos.

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init_geom_type signature + remove unreachable code in GeometryObject_new Add LICENSE BLD: use angle bracket include for numpy Update README to include conda-forge installation instructions Refactor ufuncs module into lib module (pygeos/pygeos#48) ENH: add wkt / wkb ufuncs (pygeos/pygeos#45) ENH: add equals_exact predicate (pygeos/pygeos#57) Ensure to only use GEOS reentrant API (pygeos/pygeos#63) RLS: 0.5 Small updates to the README (pygeos/pygeos#68) RLS: 0.6 RLS: 0.7 ENH: add normalize (pygeos/pygeos#123) Fix spacing in README (pygeos/pygeos#173) Rename get_coordinate_dimension (dimensions -> dimension) (pygeos/pygeos#176) ENH: ability to get z-coordinates in get_coordinates (pygeos/pygeos#178) Release the GIL for STRtree bulk_query (pygeos/pygeos#174) ENH: Add get_z ufunc (pygeos/pygeos#175) ENH: Add subclass registry (enable subclassing pygeos.Geometry) (pygeos/pygeos#182) ENH: add relate() function (pygeos/pygeos#186) Delay shapely import (pygeos/pygeos#193) BLD: allow GEOS_CONFIG 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sphinx_rtd_theme (pygeos/pygeos#283) Update ASV configuration (pygeos/pygeos#285) ENH: add contains_properly predicate function (pygeos/pygeos#267) Change default STRtree leaf size (node capacity) to 10 (pygeos/pygeos#286) Update pin for numpy version for Python 3.9 in pyproject.toml (pygeos/pygeos#295) ENH: add polygonize ufunc (pygeos/pygeos#275) Add back pygeos.strtree.VALID_PREDICATES for now (pygeos/pygeos#309) ENH: add polygonize_full (pygeos/pygeos#298) Add pre-commit configuration (pygeos/pygeos#330) DOC: clarify that set_coordinates modifies array of geometries in place (pygeos/pygeos#335) Explode polygons into rings: get_rings (pygeos/pygeos#342) Fix use of C logical operator (pygeos/pygeos#348) ENH: Add shortest_line (nearest_points) ufunc (pygeos/pygeos#334) Fix multi-threaded STRtree query by ensuring it is built on creation (pygeos/pygeos#362) BUG: fix no inplace output check for box and set_precision (pygeos/pygeos#367) RLS: update changelog for bug-fix release (pygeos/pygeos#369) Release workflow: automate sdist creation / GitHub release (pygeos/pygeos#370) Fix tag selector for release workflow RLS: 0.10.1 CI: Fix failing Windows github actions (pygeos/pygeos#406) [2.0] Remove mutability of geometries (#960) [2.0] Remove deprecated asShape / adapter classes (#961) [2.0] Remove public ctypes and array interface (#977) [2.0] Remove iteration / getitem from multi-part geometries (#982) Refactor Geometry classes to subclass the C extension type (#983) Refactor affine_transform: use general function apply on coordinates (#1019) Clean-up use of impl/lgeos/delegated/exceptNull in shapely/geometry/ (#1020) Remove cython code: remove the speedups module + refactor the vectorized module (#1036) Refactor shapely.prepared to use prepared base geometries (#1039) Clean-up impl: remove impl.py + all helper classes (#1052) Remove usage of lgeos in shapely.validation (#1067) [2.0] Remove len() (__len__) for multi-part geometries (#1114) Refactor shapely.ops 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Polygon constructor with multiple variable-sized holes (#1229) Fix doctests to be more robust with different versions of GEOS (#1228) TST: test that Geometry subclasses properly return NotImplemented in comparison with non-geometry (#1282) BUG: fix Polygon() constructor from a LineString (#1277) BUG: fix linestring/linearring creation (copyFromBuffer usage) to check for dimension (#1274) TST: Move + clean-up more geometry-class specific tests (#1275) TST: remove filterwarnings for numpy 1.21 (#1304) Pickling: fix SRID handling + update linearring test (#1245) PERF: speed-up bounds function with GEOSGeom_getXMin et al (GEOS >= 3.7.0) (#1299) CLN: remove no longer used custom error classes (#1306) REF: Move ShapelyError base class to C, GEOSException becomes subclass (#1314) Consolidate error class for unsupported GEOS version functionality (#1305) Remove logging related tests (#1308) Expose the geometry subclasses in the top-level namespace (#1339) Deprecate calling the BaseGeometry constructor + EmptyGeometry class (#1303) CI: update black to fix click compat issue (#1355) TST: update tests to pass with numpy 1.22 and pytest 8 (#1356) Remove deprecation warning from GeometryTypeError (#1358) API: update STRtree interface (merge shapely/pygeos features) (#1251) TST: fix tests for GEOS main (#1357) Update repr for the Geometry classes (#1302) CI: only build Travis on the main branch (not PRs) (#1382) CI: fix Travis tests (#1384) DOC: Move pygeos doc pages into shapely docs (#1377) DEPR: deprecate the GeometryType attribute (#1375) CI: fix tests with latest setuptools (#1388) CLN: remove unused vendored packaging, consolidate gitignore, remove old pygeos pyproject.toml (#1389) DOC: replace pygeos -> shapely in the reference docs (#1394) DOC: update class (init/new) docstrings of Geometry subclasses (#1395) DOC: fix / consolidate the readthedocs configuration (#1397) Update LICENSE file and copyright holder (#1403) Add aliases for 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with autosummary (#1529) ENH: shapely.plotting module with basic matplotlib-based functionality (+ updated docs to use this) (#1497) DOC/CI: fix doc build for latex + re-enable epub and htmlzip (#1549) PERF: improve performance of Point(x, y) constructor (#1547) Make Geometry objects weakref-able (#1535) CI: add PyPI token for travis wheel uploads (splitted secret) (#1554) API: restore unary_union behaviour on empty list to return empty GeometryCollection (#1553) DOC: various small fixes to sphinx building (#1558) PERF: reintroduce global context and use in GeometryObject dealloc (#1530) DOC: add migration guide for PyGEOS users (#1557) Refactor reducing set operations as gufuncs + return emtpy collection for empty/all-None input (#1562) CI: update cibuildwheel version in travis as well (#1574) RLS: 2.0b1 BUG: move weakref-able implementation to base C extension type (fix PyPy) (#1577) CI: fix Travis deploy step for non-wheel jobs + try avoid building sdist (#1576) API: rename 'radius' 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upgrade to ubuntu-latest (pygeos/pygeos#347) TST: rename head branch for GEOS from 'master' to 'main' (pygeos/pygeos#360) Increment testing for geos, python and numpy versions for 2021 (pygeos/pygeos#409) Update README for 'main' branch (#1209) CI: upgrade GEOS versions, fix "Run doctests" (pygeos/pygeos#422) DOC: Update URLs for GEOS, PostGIS and use HTTPS for Code of Conduct TST: linearring closing logic was changed with pygeos (#1232) BUG/TST: fix hashing for Polygon + update tests (#1250) Update MANIFEST.in to enable 'python -m build` to work (#1249) Fix GitHub Actions badge svg, remove appveyor placeholder (#1273) CI: upgrade GEOS patch versions for tests and release (#1408) CI: add testing for 2022, including GEOS-3.11 (#1437) PERF: use numpy matmul for affine transformation (#1418) Require Python 3.7+, NumPy 1.14+ (#1453) CI: macOS-10.15 is deprecated, upgrade to macOS-11 (#1458) Move static metadata from setup.py to pyproject.toml, add sdist check (#1426) MAINT: remove workarounds when numpy was optional (#1461) MAINT: use modern Python coding styles (from pyupgrade) (#1462) CLN: Rename `__p__`→`_parent`, clean-up `gtag`, `_factory` and `__rings__` (#1467) DEPR: deprecate the type attribute (#1492) DOC: update migration guide to use 'packaging' instead of 'distutils' (#1502) TST: change WKT tests with inconsistent dimensionality for GEOS 3.12 (#1542) Add CITATION.cff, remove CITATION.txt (#1455) TST: clean-up test_doctests (with binascii_hex), refactor test_hash (#1586) Raise ValueError for non-finite distance to buffer/offset_curve (#1522) ENH: add `__format__` specification for geometry types (#1556) MAINT: Add Python 3.11 classifier and upgrade to GEOS 3.11.1; 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Initial setup of Cython

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Splice C extension and Cython modules into same package

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jorisvandenbossche changed the title ~~Cython: get parts of multipart geometries~~ ENH: set up Cython support + get parts of multipart geometries Oct 27, 2020

add back cython and inplace build without using PEP517/518

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Update benchmark

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ENH: Use pygeos get_parts() to explode multigeometries pyrosm/pyrosm#63

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ENH: Faster .explode() implementation geopandas/geopandas#1672

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API change: return 0 for None values in geometry counting functions #220

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WIP: get parts of a geometry collection or multi* geometries #130

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Support releasing the GIL in the cython algorithms #226

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RFC: Bulk geometry creation #241

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Building pygeos from git checkout on Shapely's CI is failing #260

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Mix with use of cython? #51

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		Install Cython, which is required to build Cython extensions::
		$ pip install cython

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