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Python<-->Objective-C bridge with a code generation approach

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ObjP’s goal is to create a two-way bridge between Python and Objective-C. Unlike PyObjC, which uses dynamic calls to methods on runtime, ObjP generates static code. It generates either Objective-C interfaces to Python code or Python modules to interface Objective-C code.

At the moment, the library is exceedingly rudimentary, but it works for simple cases. One of these cases is in demos/simple. To build and run this demo do (Python 3.2+ required):

$ ./waf configure build
$ cd build
$ ./HelloWorld

That programs calls a simple Python script from Objective-C, and that python script itself calls an Objective-C class.

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Version 1.0.0 – 2012/01/05

  • Initial Release

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