Has anyone already worked out a system for preprocessing (maybe via m4) 
a single input file into two output files: one a plain .py, and on a .pyx?

I sometimes prefer a pure python version of a dependency if I can get 
it, because it makes the ongoing maintenance costs lower than compiling 
(and recompiling) extension modules would.  It seems like due to the 
similarities between .py and .pyx, there should be a way of maintaining 
both as a single document - so people who want the speed can have it, 
and people who want convenience can have that, but the programmer 
doesn't end up maintaining two versions of said dependency.

I googled, but didn't find anything that looked relevant, other than 
pages about how to use various preprocessors.

It's probably just a set of macros I'm looking for.

Anyone?

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