Am 08.05.2015 um 19:50 schrieb Sudhanshu Mishra:
Creating a full featured wrapper for SymPy in Java is an amazing idea. It will open a lot of opportunities and increase use cases of SymPy in the Android community.
I'm very sceptical about that. Python's and Java's data model are essentially incompatible, and Java wrapper will essentially have to represent everything from the Python side as a PythonObject, and all Java-side code will have the feel of doing everything through reflection (which means it's going to feel like clunkiness hell).
No less clunky than simply exchanging data via JSON, anyway - but that's going to be one-time upfront work.
Both alternatives require a running Python interpreter on Android. I googled a bit around, I'd be rather worried about how compatible these interpreters are and how much work installing them on Android would be for the user (some embed the interpreter in the APK so that's less of a problem).
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