Hi, The only advice I'd offer is to stick to a C interface rather than C++ and provide the OO wrapper at the Python layer. C is much easier to use than C++ and simpler to intregrate with Python - which is itself written in C. Also a C library is more open in that it can be used by other projects who may not have an OO language to map to C++.
> My IDE of choice is Eclipse with PyDev and CDT (and cygwin/gcc for win32), > so I can use the same tools with all platforms (and all tools are OSS). Is > this a reasonable choice? OSS is reasonable - indeed very sensible for cross platform work, but the IDE should be irrelevant, just use whatebver you find most natural. I'm a vim/emacs man myself! :-) Alan G. _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
