I have just started looking at SIP as an alternative to SWIG for wrapping
C++ code for use with Python. The drawback with SWIG is that you must
generate "shadow classes" in Python in order to access your wrapped class as
a Python class. This introduces overhead I would like to avoid.

I know little about SIP as of yet, trying to read through as much
documentation as I can find. Any information on its efficiency and
comparison to SWIG is much appreciated!

Thanks,
Kristine

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