"amit sethi" wrote
what are the ways in which i can use C in python programs .
You can't use C directly what you can do is access libraries written in C.
In fact quite a few of the standard libraries are written that way.
So it depends what you want to do.
If you have C source code that yo
amit sethi wrote:
> what are the ways in which i can use C in python programs .
Here is a short example that uses Cython to call a couple of C functions in
OpenGL and libc ("math.h"). The functions are declared in the "cdef extern"
blocks at the top.
http://misc.slowchop.com/misc/browser/muckarou
There's a section in the Python docs just on this topic:
http://docs.python.org/extending/index.html
There's probably also some stuff in the wiki, although I'm not familiar with
anything specific: http://wiki.python.org/moin/
The SWIG documentation is extensive, and while not the user-friendl
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 5:13 PM, amit sethi wrote:
> what are the ways in which i can use C in python programs . I know there is
> SWIG bindings are there any other . Also Could anyone explain how Swig
> bindings work?
There are quite a few options:
SIP, SWIG and ctypes (in the std lib) build wr
what are the ways in which i can use C in python programs . I know there is
SWIG bindings are there any other . Also Could anyone explain how Swig
bindings work?
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