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A Python ctypes binding generator for the awesome C library Raylib.

A ctypes API for rlottie, with additional functions for getting Pillow Image.

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Automatically generate ctypes Python bindings from C sources and shared objects, using ctypeslib2 with libclang. Plus a CMake wrapper.

gi-bindings-generator : OCaml Loader that uses GObject-Introspection in order to automatically create Ctypes bindings for Gnome libraries.

This repo provides some basic examples of using simplest fib implementation with C code and calling it from Python

Ctypes bindings to libbson for OCaml

A high-performance implementation of Linear and ReLU CUDA kernels for neural networks. Demonstrates GPU acceleration integration using both PyTorch C++ extensions and low-level Python ctypes bindings.

Python library which allows you to annotate C code and use it for ctypes.

ctypes Win32 : multi-thread programming+ typing, mouse spiral (SetCursorPos), GDI inversion/StretchBlt recursion, gamma corruption, BlockInput, clipboard ghost, desktop/icon hide, wallpaper freeze, phantom Tk cursor, winsound beeps. ESC → restore & os._exit(0).

The classical 4th order Runge-Kutta solver, implemented in plain C for optimal performance. Also includes a wrapper library with Python bindings, so it may be called from within Python.

This is a Python utility for generating seamless bindings to C++ libraries, enabling you to effortlessly interface Python with existing C++ codebases.

🤔 (Educational) Calling C from Python using ctypes

Example project to extend python with rust and ctypes

A Markov Chain Text Generator combining Go's efficiency with Python and Streamlit. Generate new text from learned patterns using a hybrid Go-Python implementation and user-friendly web interface. making it ideal for text generation enthusiasts and those interested in Go-Python integrations.

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IPython notebooks on various Python topics

Python offers a rich set of APIs that make it possible to build wrappers for foreign functions written in another language (such as C/C++) and compiled into shared libraries. This article introduces some basic techniques that will allow you to start using shared libraries in your projects.