2009/10/8 Lizhi Yang
> Hi Adam,
>
> One more question, if I want to implement algorithms and load the huge
> amount of data using C++, but using Python as the glue language to
> implement other functionality such as Gui and txt processing, you
> think Boost.python is better or SWIG is better? Hav
Below you see my original post.
1: Say I use boost.python.
2: For example, I allocate a big array with integers using C++
function (4 bytes for each int in C++, but 12 bytes in python), and I
use boost.python to call those C++ functions. How is the memory
allocation for that array then?
My last
Lizhi Yang wrote:
> Confused. If I create some functions using C++ to load the data into
> memory and use python to call those functions, what is the memory
> usage then?
First (obvious) question: how do you call those functions? Do you use
ctypes? Cython? Some other way?
Providing a short code s
Hi,
Confused. If I create some functions using C++ to load the data into
memory and use python to call those functions, what is the memory
usage then?
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