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by nomel
597 days ago
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> it’s extremely easy to replace parts of your Python code with something like C I tend to use C++, so use SWIG [1] to make python code to interface with C++ (or C). You can nearly just give it a header file, and a python class pops out, with native types and interfaces. It's really magical. [1] https://www.swig.org |
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