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Author Re: Combinatorics of dual-language use
Fred Ma

2004-03-28, 10:22 pm

Paul Prescod wrote:
>
> Neither Pyrex nor Inline::C are going to be great for C++. They were
> both created by C programmers for C programmers (I'd like to see this
> change about Pyrex some day). BOOST::Python, on the other hand, is
> probably a good fit.



I just checked out Boost (visited there before based on a pointer
by Scott Meyers, author of a book on the STL). I wasn't quite
prepared to put the time into getting to know libraries at
that time, and I really needed to get to know basic standard
C++ library before delving into expansions of them, but the
example for the python interface looks very . My current
use of a "P..." type scripting language, though, wouldn't be to
replace my matlab wrapper around C++ (the main engine until I
graduate). It would be to mulch data to get it in a palatable
form for the engine code. It's good to know about the python
interface, though, for future investigation. Thanks.

Fred
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