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- 2010-Apr-01: Cython, a compiler for writing C extensions to Python. The project's home page is cython.org. An example of using cython to speed up cubic bezier curve calculations. [209] [1]
- 2010-Feb-11: embedc is a module for embedding C/C++ doce in Python programs. [8970]
- 2009-Jul-15: Importing modules in C extension modules. [8271]
- 2009-Apr-03: A Whirlwind Excursion through Python C Extensions sounds like a good place to start if you need to extend Python with C. [7828]
- 2008-Nov-25: Notes for embedding Python in your C/C++ app. [7263]
- 2008-Oct-22: Instant is a module that allows one to embed C/C++ code into Python programs. It provides support for compiling and creation of the Python extension module to use the code. It only works on UNIX. [204]
- 2007-Aug-24: An article on defining a new Python type from C [208]
- 2007-Aug-24: Ideas for an extenstion module boilerplate generator. [207]
- 2007-Aug-24: Two examples of calling C functions from within Python, the first uses the ctypes module and the second is an example of doing this by hand. [206]
- 2007-Aug-24: pyinstant, a module that allows for instant inlining of C/C++ [205]
- 2007-Aug-24: The Python manual's section on Extending and Embedding the Python Interpreter. [203]
- 2007-Aug-24: Calling DLL functions from Python, a fairly complete description with some helper class code. Another example of using the calldll module to do this. [202]
- 2007-Aug-24: The ctypes module looks to be a versatile means of calling on native windows functions from within Python. [201]