Horacio Duran wrote: > Are there plans for python bindings for libfprint? > I might try if not, but i don't guarantee anything i've never done one before.
This is something I'd love to see (and the thought has crossed my mind) but it's not currently on my TODO list. If you were to head up such a project I would be happy to host it on the sourceforge area. I have some experience writing Python bindings. The Python documentation is quite good (http://docs.python.org -- see "extending and embedding" and use "Python/C API" as a reference). Here are some Python bindings for OpenSSL that I wrote recently: http://www.brontes3d.com/opensource/straightssl.html Yes, OpenSSL is a beast but only a small amount of the OpenSSL API is covered there, so it might be useful as a small example. Those bindings are written by hand. You have other options such as using swig or pyrex, but I really dislike those approaches... Daniel _______________________________________________ fprint mailing list [email protected] http://lists.reactivated.net/mailman/listinfo/fprint
