This could be due to several reasons:
The wrapped function might have crashed or raised an error, which could have stopped the execution of the Python code.
The wrapped function might have modified some state or resource that the Python code was relying on, causing unexpected behavior or errors.
The Python code might have been improperly designed to handle the output of the wrapped function, leading to errors or unexpected behavior.
There could be a bug or issue with the f2py wrapper itself that is causing problems with the execution of the Python code.
To diagnose and resolve the issue, it is important to carefully review the code and any error messages or logs. Additionally, it may be helpful to test the wrapped function independently to isolate any issues with the Python code.
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