EMBEDDING > Run Python & Run C Function

[anonymisiert85]

At the moment i can run python-string-code from C (MinGW, WinXP)

But how can i register a C-function in python-RUNTIME and call this C
function from python - without wrapper dll's or libs???
STEPS:
initialize python
regsiter foo() ########### don't know how to do this
run python-script "c=foo(a,b)"
finalize
my C function should do this:
char* foo (char* a, char* b)
{
char* c="return one strings";
return c;
}
have someone a idea?
i checked the online docs - but i don't understand :-(
can someone post a short sample? please...

thank you

[Farshid Lashkari]

an************@mymail.ch wrote:

At the moment i can run python-string-code from C (MinGW, WinXP)

But how can i register a C-function in python-RUNTIME and call this C
function from python - without wrapper dll's or libs???

Have a look at the following documentation page on extending/embedding
python. I believe it does exactly what you want.

http://www.python.org/doc/ext/extend...embedding.html

-Farshid

[anonymisiert85]

i readed this before but not understand it - but now - the second time
it works

THANK YOU!!!!!!

[Gabriel Genellina]

En Fri, 22 Jun 2007 12:09:40 -0300, <an************@mymail.chescribió:

At the moment i can run python-string-code from C (MinGW, WinXP)

But how can i register a C-function in python-RUNTIME and call this C
function from python - without wrapper dll's or libs???

You can use ctypes:
http://www.python.org/doc/lib/module-ctypes.html

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Gabriel Genellina