Hi
thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as the way
Tim has suggested.
i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a string and
then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have pointers in my
struct now.
i want that i have structure say like
a h wrote:
thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as the
way Tim has suggested.
i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a string
and then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have
pointers in my struct now.
i want that i have
On Behalf Of Tim Roberts
a h wrote:
thnks. i have used struct.unpack function for small c structure as
the
way Tim has suggested.
i have an complex C structure, and passing this structure as a
string
and then using struct.unpack() is very tough job.and also i have
pointers in my
Hi
thanks for your response
in the last piece of c code i want to know how do i pass structure into
python function in c. I have tried to call a python function which takes
string as parameter.
i have passed string parameter as :
const char *str_pArgs = hello;
pArgs = PyTuple_New(1);
pValue =
a h wrote:
thanks for your response
in the last piece of c code i want to know how do i pass structure
into python function in c. I have tried to call a python function
which takes string as parameter.
i have passed string parameter as :
const char *str_pArgs = hello;
pArgs =
Hi
I have witten C code which call a function defined in python, passing an
structure, but couldn't know how to pass c structure into a python
function(data conversion) and how to write python script function which
takes an c structure and fill value into it (commented portion)
I have looked at
a h wrote:
I have witten C code which call a function defined in python, passing
an structure, but couldn't know how to pass c structure into a python
function(data conversion) and how to write python script
function which takes an c structure and fill value into it (commented
portion)
I
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010, Tim Roberts wrote:
I would pass the struct as a string of 14 bytes, then use
emp_name, emp_ID = struct.unpack( '=10cI', incoming )
class employee:
def __init__( self, name, id ):
self.name = name
self.id = id
def to_file( self, f ):
Aahz wrote:
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010, Tim Roberts wrote:
I would pass the struct as a string of 14 bytes, then use
emp_name, emp_ID = struct.unpack( '=10cI', incoming )
class employee:
def __init__( self, name, id ):
self.name = name
self.id = id
def to_file(
