DOC: fix cython example (failed on Windows) (GH6002) #11426
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prob should change all Py_ssize_t to int (next line down)
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I suppose those are not a problem, as they are only for iterating
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DOC: fix cython example (failed on Windows) (GH6002)
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Closes #6002
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apply_integrate_f_wrap(http://pandas-docs.github.io/pandas-docs-travis/enhancingperf.html#more-advanced-techniques) usedPy_ssize_tbut on Windows that gives an error, as the dataframe is generated with numpy random arrays, which gives int32 on Windows, whilePy_ssize_tis int64 on 64 bit Windows.