Re: [pygame] Mixing C and Python

[bob "{3.0}" <bob@threeoh.com>]

If a lot of it is already written, you could always just embed the
python interpreter into your C app instead

On 07 Jul 2001 13:46:26 -0700, Simon Britnell wrote:
> 
> --- Jan Müller <jan_mueller@gmx.de> wrote:
> > Hi
> > Where can I find some information about writing
> > Functions and so on in C?
> 
> http://www.python.org/doc/current/ext/ext.html
> 
> > I started to write a game in C and now i want to
> > port it to pygame, would it 
> > be possible by first only porting the main program
> > and leaving the functions 
> > in C? or would it be better to do the hole thing in
> > python?
> 
> The only parts it makes sense to leave in C are the
> time critical parts.  Many time critical parts may be
> redesigned to use a smarter algorithm at a high level.
>  If your code isn't OO in design, you'll want to do
> some rework to get the most out of Pythons OO features
> anyway.
> 
> Overall, I recommend converting the whole thing to
> Python and then emailing this list with details when
> parts of it appear slow.  You will find that most of
> the problems can be designed & coded around in Python
> leaving you with a few small C functions for the parts
> that can't be redesigned to perform better.
> 
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