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Joel Holder's Code Compendium – A Public Journey of Discovery Skip to content Joel Holder's Code Compendium A Public Journey of Discovery Wrapping C APIs in Python When working in Python, there are times when you have cpu-bound processing and need real threads. These are times to reach for C. The interop between the languages is clean, minimal, and fast. Here, I’ll give a quick example with a little commentary to assist with understanding the basics. First, the basic problem. How do you compose a C lib into your Python application? Fortunately, Python includes ctypes right out of the box. To demonstrate the general procedure, I’ll show how, with minimal effort, I’ve directly surfaced the C API of the fantastic libgeohash for consumption in Python. To achieve this, first we’ll need a binary for the target platform. For libgeohash, we can produce a shared object that is suitable for import into Python as follows. $ gcc -fPIC -shared -o libgeohash.so geohas...

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