ctypesgen reads parses c header files and creates a wrapper for libraries based on what it finds. Preprocessor macros are handled in a manner consistent with typical c code. Preprocessor macro functions are translated into Python functions that are then made available to the user of the newly-generated Python wrapper library.
ctypesgen can also output JSON, which can be used with Mork, which generates bindings for Lua, using the alien module (which binds libffi to Lua).
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