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This article walks you through the process of writing a Python extension module in C++. To simplify the task, we are going to use SWIG to produce the "glue code" between Python and C++. The article presents the following concepts: * Converting between C++ and Python data types * Setting up an extension module project that uses SWIG * Using SWIG interface definition files * Exporting functions and classes * Exporting STL containers Some familiarity with Python and good C++ knowledge are required. Experience with SWIG is not necessary. To be able to try out what is described here, you need a Python interpreter, SWIG, and a C++ compiler (preferably Visual C++).
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