On Monday, 20 January 2014 at 02:30:46 UTC, CJS wrote:
For future reference, I tried but wasn't able to make calling D
from python work. I tried to just compile D to an .a library,
including statically linking phobos, and then wrapping it with
cython like I would with C code. (I've made this work before
with C.)
python wants shared libs, not static libs. but this is very
fiddly. so use pyd.
1. clone the ariovistus/pyd repo
2. from top dir, type
python setup install
python runtests.py hello
(or
cd examples/hello
python setup.py build
python test.py)
this will run the code found in examples/hello (it's a simple
python calls D)
use python 2.7 and have dmd 2.064 on your path somewhere. It
should just work.
