Efficient data flow between orthogonal C extensions?
Robin Becker
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Thu Jun 5 03:55:58 EDT 2003
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In article <87el29rpmv.fsf at smtp.gsi.de>, Pierre Schnizer <P.Schnizer at nospam.gsi.de> writes >mlh at furu.idi.ntnu.no (Magnus Lie Hetland) writes: > >> I'm about to write a component-based data flow program, and I'm >> pondering the design, partly when it comes to efficiency. Basically, >> the system will instantiate a set of objects, set up in a directed >> network-like structure, and they will pass data among themselves in a >> stream-like fashion. >> >If you are using callbacks, you can wrap the callbacks with swig. While swig >will not generate helpers to call python functions from C, you can pass >pointers to C functions. >http://www.swig.org/Doc1.3/SWIG.html#n30 > > >Pierre I believe Bernhard Herzog's Sketch drawing editor does stream like transfers between extensions. -- Robin Becker
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