Armin,
people often fail to realize
count me among those. :) Yes, that is surprising.
For the cases where the call is "simple enough", you might think that the
API mode adds the marginal cost of a wrapper
To be sure, if the code is really simple, it's typically inlined on the C++
end and then a wrapper is needed anyway (shouldn't, but linkers tends to be
too smart by half as we found out).
Alright, let me try some micro-benches. If it can outperform CPython/cppyy
then I'm interested in pursuing this track. (With cppyy, wrappers are already
generated anyway and compiled by the LLVM JIT, but those are fully generic
ones, leaving lots of (un)packing and some copying on each call.)
Best regards,
Wim
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