I\'m wrapping a C library that uses callbacks as external memory allocators.Basically, instead of doing malloc and free itself, it exposes several callbacks for making buffers of specified sizes.Hooki
I am using python (Pydev) to communicate with stepper motors with a DLL using ctypes. I am trying to retrieve the position of the motor. The thing is that if I type the script in line by line in the c
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I am trying to load a DLL in Python, I want to use its eConnect() function using ctypes What I know from the source code of the DLL:
I\'m playing with Python and ctypes and I can\'t figure out how to resolve this problem. I call to a C function which fills a raw binary data. My code looks like this:
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I am interfacing with a library that returns opaque pointers. Is it acceptable to subclass开发者_高级运维 c_void_p to represent this in ctypes and provide for type checking for this particular flavor
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Is there a good way to pass a large chunk of data between two python subprocesses without using the disk? Here\'s a cartoon example of what I\'m hoping to accomplish:
I\'m using ctypes and loading msvcrt.dll in Python 2.5. >>> from ctypes import * >>> libname = \'msvcrt.dll\'
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