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c - Making a Cython wrapper around Python function

I have a C function which signature looks like this:

typedef double (*func_t)(double*, int)
int some_f(func_t myFunc);

I would like to pass a Python function (not necessarily explicitly) as an argument for some_f. Unfortunately, I can't afford to alter declaration of some_f, that's it: I shouldn't change C code.

One obvious thing I tried to do is to create a basic wrapping function like this:

cdef double wraping_f(double *d, int i /*?, object f */):
     /*do stuff*/
     return <double>f(d_t)

However, I can't come up with a way to actually "put" it inside wrapping_f's body.

There is a very bad solution to this problem: I could use a global object variable, however this forces me copy-n-paste multiple instances of essentially same wrapper function that will use different global functions (I am planning to use multiple Python functions simultaneously).

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I keep my other answer for historical reasons - it shows, that there is no way to do what you want without jit-compilation and helped me to understand how great @DavidW's advise in this answer was.

For the sake of simplicity, I use a slightly simpler signature of functions and trust you to change it accordingly to your needs.

Here is a blueprint for a closure, which lets ctypes do the jit-compilation behind the scenes:

%%cython
#needs Cython > 0.28 to run because of verbatim C-code 
cdef extern from *:   #fill some_t with life
    """
    typedef int (*func_t)(int);
    static int some_f(func_t fun){
        return fun(42);
    }
    """
    ctypedef int (*func_t)(int)
    int some_f(func_t myFunc)

#works with any recent Cython version:
import ctypes
cdef class Closure:
    cdef object python_fun
    cdef object jitted_wrapper

    def inner_fun(self, int arg):
        return self.python_fun(arg)

    def __cinit__(self, python_fun):
        self.python_fun=python_fun
        ftype = ctypes.CFUNCTYPE(ctypes.c_int,ctypes.c_int) #define signature
        self.jitted_wrapper=ftype(self.inner_fun)           #jit the wrapper

    cdef func_t get_fun_ptr(self):
        return (<func_t *><size_t>ctypes.addressof(self.jitted_wrapper))[0]

def use_closure(Closure closure):
    print(some_f(closure.get_fun_ptr()))

And now using it:

>>> cl1, cl2=Closure(lambda x:2*x), Closure(lambda x:3*x)
>>> use_closure(cl1)
84
>>> use_closure(cl2)
126

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