I have an extension to some C library that I created using the guide
found here...
http://docs.python.org/extending/extending.html
I am starting to have A LOT of functions being wrapped.
The library that I'm creating bindings for is organized into modules.
In fact, all of their function calls start with a prefix like
ABC_do_something, XYZ_something_else.
I'd like to start putting the bindings for each module into a separate
C file and have each set of bindings end up in its own Python module
as well.
Is this possible to do using a single .dll / .pyd file so that I can
use a single Visual Studio project for these bindings?
Is it just a matter of initializing more than one module in the
initspam function?
PyMODINIT_FUNC
initspam(void)
{
(void) Py_InitModule("spam", SpamMethods);
// can I do this?
(void) Py_InitModule("spam.ABC", SpamABCMethods);
}
Would this even work?
How would I get a hold of SpamABCMethods now that its in a different file?
I tried creating a .h file for the ABC functions which had the
prototypes defined as well as the static PyMethodDef SpamABCMethods[]
array.
This way I could include SpamABC.h which had the array.
When I try doing that though, I get link errors saying things like
functions are declared but not defined.
The example online has everything in a single C file.
If I split things up into a .h and a .c file... what should be
declared as staic?, should anything be declared as extern?
This is where I'm stuck.
Thanks,
~Eric
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