Hi Alan,
Am Montag, 9. Mai 2005 08:07 schrieb Alan Gauld:
> The only advice I'd offer is to stick to a C interface rather
> than C++ and provide the OO wrapper at the Python layer.
But thats another layer. A c-interface, swig, and python-abstraction. As
Python function calls are rather slow and
Hi,
The only advice I'd offer is to stick to a C interface rather
than C++ and provide the OO wrapper at the Python layer. C is
much easier to use than C++ and simpler to intregrate with
Python - which is itself written in C. Also a C library is
more open in that it can be used by other projects w
Hello list,
I want to talk to a custom usb-device (cypress CY7C63001A with firmware from
ak modulbus) with python on win32 and linux (and maybe mac).
For win32 there is a driver (as sys-file) and for linux an old deprecated
driver which I'm going to rewrite for kernel 2.6.x.
As I have only min
Hello list,
I want to talk to a custom usb-device (cypress CY7C63001A with firmware from
ak modulbus) with python on win32 and linux (and maybe mac).
For win32 there is a driver (as sys-file) and for linux an old deprecated
driver which I'm going to rewrite for kernel 2.6.x.
As I have only min
