Terry Hancock wrote: > To me, "doing it in C" implies that I must write some C > code.
Ok, perhaps it is a bit imprecise :) > In this case, that won't be required at all. Everything the > OP wants to do can be done exclusively by writing Python > code. He will, of course, be *using* some extension > libraries which might in turn have been written in C (or > Fortran, assembly language, or ADA for that matter -- but > practically speaking, C). > > This will be true whether he uses PyMedia, PyGame, Numeric > or all three. This, of course, is what I am talking about. Python is a great glue language, but not exactly suitable for lots of bit twiddling or DSP by itself (itself=only with modules from the standard distribution) :) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
