#[repr(C)]pub struct PyArrayObject {
    pub ob_base: PyObject,
    pub data: *mut c_char,
    pub nd: c_int,
    pub dimensions: *mut npy_intp,
    pub strides: *mut npy_intp,
    pub base: *mut PyObject,
    pub descr: *mut PyArray_Descr,
    pub flags: c_int,
    pub weakreflist: *mut PyObject,
}Fields§
§ob_base: PyObject§data: *mut c_char§nd: c_int§dimensions: *mut npy_intp§strides: *mut npy_intp§base: *mut PyObject§descr: *mut PyArray_Descr§flags: c_int§weakreflist: *mut PyObjectAuto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for PyArrayObject
impl RefUnwindSafe for PyArrayObject
impl !Send for PyArrayObject
impl !Sync for PyArrayObject
impl Unpin for PyArrayObject
impl UnwindSafe for PyArrayObject
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