Since the hot talk seems to be python bindings I'll just send mine too.
With these I try to partly "object orientify" the library.

There is no doc except for the python docstrings in the code.
However, I wrote an example that kind of shows the usage of enrolling
and identifying.

with the help of dir() on the module and the classes you should be
able to find out how to use the bindings quite easily.
This is far from finished. But if you wanted to build some official
bindings, you can start out with these if you like them.

You are free to improve and do whatever you want with them.

This is my first python extension ever so I promise nothing, but I
have not encountered any segfaults in this latest version :P

I have only tested the bindings on libfprint-0.0.5 (the only version I
can compile) but I wrote it with the help of the latest docs (or is
it? http://www.reactivated.net/fprint/api/index.html)

Happy fprinting :D

//faern

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