Helloooooo everybody,
I just left a presentation from a guy who wrote a C++ library to deal with
Markov Chains. It is *very* similar to the kind of code we write here:
- Some "famous" constructions of Markov Chains
- Different Classes of Markov Chains, with different implementations
depending
on how it was defined (dense/sparse/lazy)
- Many methods to compute things on Markov Chains.
Their problem is that C++ is not very interactive, and I wondered how hard
it
would be to expose clean C++ code at Python level. In particular, the
following
question:
Given a compiled library (or .cc files) and header files, can't Cython
automatically generate the code that would expose those classes at
Python
level?
It would mean that they could get their interface essentially for free. I
do not
see what exactly would make such a thing hard/impossible to generate
automatically....?
THaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks,
Nathann
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