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IronPython implements Python in C#, and can
call .NET but not C.
PythonNet implements Python in C, and can
call both .NET and C.
IronPython is probably the closest to what
you want, since Python classes should also be .NET classes.
Regards,
Mike
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2005 4:43
PM
Subject: [IronPython] How to use
IronPython to generate DLLs consumable byother .NET modules?
Claims are that
Iron Python can be statically compiled, promising higher performance. I'm
interested in writing parts of my system, implemented mostly in C# for .NET
under Win32 environment, in Python, mostly for fun, potentially also to save
time if it proves to be useful. Dynamic compilation is not an option, I want
to be able to call Python from C#, not the other way round, and without the
overheads of invoking the Python engine on my way there. Is there indeed
a way to achieve this? I don't see any clues on the web. Python does not
seem to consume any sort of command line switches and does not offer help
docs. Thanks a lot for all your responses.
Cheers,
Krzys
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