Uses cffi to build a simple interface for calling functions in a C file. This
package is designed for convenience and should work only in the very simple
cases. It is used in an educational setting in a mixed Python/C programming
course.
Usage
=====
It is very simple. Say you have a "libfuncs.c" in the working directory
.. code-block::c
#include<stdio.h>
int double(int x) {
return x + x;
}
We can call the `double` function by relying in the implicit import in the
:mod:`ccall` module.
>>> import ccall as c
>>> c.libfuncs.double(21)
42
Limitations
===========
This software is beta. Use with care!
package is designed for convenience and should work only in the very simple
cases. It is used in an educational setting in a mixed Python/C programming
course.
Usage
=====
It is very simple. Say you have a "libfuncs.c" in the working directory
.. code-block::c
#include<stdio.h>
int double(int x) {
return x + x;
}
We can call the `double` function by relying in the implicit import in the
:mod:`ccall` module.
>>> import ccall as c
>>> c.libfuncs.double(21)
42
Limitations
===========
This software is beta. Use with care!
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