gt;> Here's what I mean: with the python buffer protocol, i can create a new type
>> and set its
>> `tp_as_buffer` field to a `PyBufferProcs` structure. This way any other
>> library can call
>> `PyObject_CheckBuffer()` on my object to check whether or not it supports
&g
CheckBuffer()` on my object to check whether or not it supports the
> buffer interface,
> and then `PyObject_GetBuffer()` to use that interface.
>
> I could not find the corresponding mechanisms in the Arrow C data interface.
> For example, consider the "Exporting a simple
ce.
I could not find the corresponding mechanisms in the Arrow C data
interface. For example, consider the "Exporting a simple int32 array"
tutorial in the article above. After creating
`export_int32_type()`, `release_int32_type()`, `export_int32_array()`,
`release_int32_array()`
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