The generated code can be run without Python installed and does not embed
Python. For example:
print("Hello World to py2c!")
would be translated to
#include "iostream"
using namespace std; //If you want you can make py2c not add this and
use std::cout instead of cout
int main()
{
cout<<"Hello World to py2c!\n";
return 0;
}
Python is written in C, or so I'm told. So why don't you just look at the
interpreter section/built-ins for the function of print?
A good command line tutorial in C/C++ could show how python is handled
through the terminal with a cin << print value; cout >> 'value', printf,
etc.
But I believe the original question is why is it not listed further up,
maybe it's going alphabetically.
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David Hutto
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