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[pygame] Changing an SDL Surface into a pygame.Surface

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Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2011 11:58:28 -0400
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Hello all. I'm writing a linked library in C for use with Python, and I would like to move
SDL Surfaces generated there into Pygame efficiently (Not a pixel-by-pixel conversion)
Is there any way to point to the SDL Surface pixel data in a pointer from the linked library
in a pygame Surface or to copy the data into a pointer passed from the pygame Surface to
the linked library?

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