On Thu, 2014-05-29 at 12:37 -0400, Alan Conway wrote:
> My concern is that as the boundary of interaction grows it will become
> complicated and error-prone to maintain hand-written wrappers. E.g. look
> at router_pynode.c. It's a lot of hand-written call-Python-from-C code
> to generate a python class view of a C API. I suspect that a thin swig
> wrapper between clean Python code and a clean C API would be easier to
> understand and maintain thank this C/Python mish-mash. (I might be
> wrong, if I am I won't do it :)

cffi looks quite promising: it's basically C-in-python rather than
python-in-C which is the right way around IMO. It lets us skip the SWIG
wrapper and go straight from python to C in a fairly clean way. Hmm...


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