2011/6/30 Stefan Behnel :
>> If there are too many hoops to jump through to get a reasonable
>> solution working for 2.[567], I might as well go back to
>> Py_InitModule() and static variables. It's somewhat ugly, but it
>> works.
>
> Py2.x has a PyCObject, basically the predecessor to PyCapsule. W
Daniel Franke, 30.06.2011 13:37:
2011/6/30 Stefan Behnel:
There's a PEP for Py3 that enables this through a general framework. In
general, to achieve this, you may want to allocate the module content
(including types etc.) on the heap rather than statically.
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3
Am 30.06.2011 12:07 schrieb Daniel Franke:
Here, of course, the functions PyObjectFromRawPointer(void*) and void*
PyRawPointerFromPyObject(PyObject*) are missing. Is there anything
like this in the Python C-API? If not, how could it be implemented?
You could implement it as a separate class wh
Hi Stefan.
2011/6/30 Stefan Behnel :
> Don't miss out taking a look at Cython, just in case it's going to be a
> non-trivial project.
I think this work still qualifies as trivial enough in this regard.
But thanks for the hint!
> There's a PEP for Py3 that enables this through a general framewor
Daniel Franke, 30.06.2011 12:07:
For a project I implemented a extension module in C. Given the
excellent documentation everything was straightforward and works fine
so far.
Don't miss out taking a look at Cython, just in case it's going to be a
non-trivial project.
Up until now I kept loc
Hi all.
For a project I implemented a extension module in C. Given the
excellent documentation everything was straightforward and works fine
so far.
Up until now I kept local state in global static variables, but would
like to change this to pass a pointer to a state structure around. The
Py_Init
