On 2015-11-17 06:14, Nils Bruin wrote:
It's very easy to write a sage program that's listening on one pipe for input (in whatever format you require--you can make it binary if you want) and write output on another, i.e. just a little server.
You could try to use 0MQ for this. It has bindings for many languages, including C++ and Python. Sage already includes it.
But I agree with Nils that you should certainly also consider the reverse: using your C++ program within Sage.
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