A little snippet I made that will convert a python enum class into a C enum , this could be used to help you make Optimized C code.

py_enum_to_c_enum.py

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from enums import Enum

class Sample(Enum):
    """This is a test subject to convert"""
    A = 0 
    B = 1
    C = 2


def enum_to_c(e:Enum):
    """Writes python enums to C Enums this can be useful for writing C Library Extensions from DSLS"""
    code = f"enum {e.__name__}_e " + "{\n"
    code += ",\n".join([f"  {name} = {value.value}" for name, value in e.members.items()])
    code += "\n};\n"
    code += f"typedef enum {e.__name__}_e {e.__name__}_t;"
    return code 

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(enum_to_c(Sample))

# /* -- OUTPUT -- */
# enum Sample_e {
#  A = 0,
#  B = 1,
#  C = 2
# };
# typedef enum Sample_e Sample_t;