Return to using ctypes for entropy calculation (partially reverts #150)
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…edballoonsecurity#150) Maintains current API and automatic builds with setuptools. Extends setuptools build_ext command to add a `.1` to the end of extensions marked with ctypes to match the old behavior. Not sure if this modification is still needed.
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Partially reverted #150 so entropy C code is called with
ctypesagain, but maintaining the current API and automatic compilation bysetup.py.Please describe the changes in your request.
Extends setuptools build_ext command to add a
.1to the end of extensions marked with ctypes to match the old behavior. Not sure if this modification is still needed.Anyone you think should look at this, specifically?
@jstrieb