See, i tell u, nothing is difficult in this world. I achieved the thing which i was asking for.
Thanks for the advice. I used this paper: http://www.swig.org/tutorial.html for creating python modules from C code. Which is what i needed. In order to interface both things, we need convert atleast one thing to other so i choosed to convert C code to python module. The steps which i followed were: These steps were to create a python module from C code. So a mandatory condition for .c file is : it should not have main function, and any variable in any function called from main function should be declared global. 1. Creating wrapper from .i : swig -python TestCase.i (where TestCase.i is interface file containing declarations of functions and variables) 2. Creating .o's : gcc -c TestCase.c TestCase_wrap.c (TestCase_wrap.c is file genereted by swig and is a wrapper for creating a python module) 3. Shared Library: ld -shared TestCase.o TestCase_wrap.o TestCase.so Module was inserted as: 1. export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PWD:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH 2. python Tc.py ( In this python file i did: "import TestCase" and then used it as "TestCase.main_module()" ********************************** So, we don't need to write any code to do this. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
