thanks for the responses Nick and "AnonMail" > I'm doing a similar thing, and I would imagine others are also. > > 1. In a python file, set up wrapper functions that the python user > actually uses (e.g FunctionA). Each function corresponds to a > particular C/C++ extension function that you are exposing (e.g. > CFunctionA). > ... > 4. Now when you enter you C/C++ function you can find your object by > looking > it up in some predefined table using the id. What we actually do is > not use > an integer but instead use a void pointer which is cast appropriately > once > inside C/C++. This avoids the lookup.
step 4 is smart :) It's good to know that there is at least one data point of success using the approach. I won't give up just yet. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
