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The trailing ``::`` mean that the string ``:file:`volume.pxd`::`` was being treated as the code example and therefore ``cdef float cube(float)`` was simply indented as regular font.

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--HG--
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--HG--
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reference naming conflict resolution from C++ wrapping doc, show how to wrap C++ objects in cdef class attributes

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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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fix temp leak and crash when assigning a C value to both a Python and C target in a cascaded assignment

This seems to have been a mis-understanding on how C++ works/is wrapped.

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--HG--
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Also, remove clock_t from posix.types making users find it in libc.time.  It's
really a standard C type and not used anywhere in system interfaces anyway.

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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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--HG--
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