If you are outputting a lot of values from C to a dict in Python, is there a better (quicker and less error prone) way to do it than:
I work in analyzing binary files, using Python. I have been using debuggers to do a dynamic analysis (i.e running the application and using breakpoints to get runtime execution). however, results can
I\'ve created a C extension that I\'d like to enable in my Python package (using setuptools) only if a command line option is passe开发者_Go百科d in.What is the easiest way to do this?
I\'m writing an immutable linked list class in C, but one method is mysteriously segfaulting.The code is intended to be roughly equivalent to this:
I made a c extension out of a python script that was fairly labour intensive. The code itself is well tested and simple. The c extension is called with a few large lists, and it then performs some cle
I want to run a cpu intensive program in Python across multiple cores and am trying to figure out how to write C e开发者_JAVA百科xtensions to do this.Are there any code samples or tutorials on this?Yo
I have some code to interface Python to C++ which works fine but every time I look at it I think there must be a better way to do it.On the C++ side there is a \'variant\' type that can deal with a fi
I am trying to build lxml for Python 2.7 on Windows 64 bit machine. I couldn\'t find lxml egg for Python 2.7 version. So I am compiling it from sources. I am following instructions on this site
I\'ve taken a library that is distributed as a binary lib (.a) and header, written some c++ code against it, and want to wrap the results up in a python module.
I\'m using Python 开发者_开发知识库ver 2.6.4 There is a function I have to call from a C library when my extension module exits/is unloaded. What would be the equivalent of atexit for a C extension m
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