Andrew Kuchling akuchlin at mems-exchange.org
Fri Oct 27 10:58:21 EDT 2000

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"Burkhard Kloss" <bk at xk7.com> writes:
> If it's not wrapped already, then you could use SWIG (http://www.swig.org/ )
> to make SVGALIB available in Python.

Perhaps the SDL library (www.libsdl.org) would help; it seems to
support svgalib, according to the Web pages, and Python bindings are
available for it.  As a bonus, you'd get increased portability since
SDL supports several different graphical backends.

--amk

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