I have been watching this SIG for a couple of days, and there doesn't seem to be much traffic, so I thought I would generate some.

Has anybody tried to use the C++ framework from David Redish's article "Lessons in Python/C++ Interactions"? If so, any problems? I am doing a lot of Python extensions to integrate 3rd party libraries into our Python application, so I am very interested in this sort of thing. I would be interested in hearing any comments good or bad.

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It is true that things have been a little calm here lately. However, this is only due to lack of things to report, rather than lack of activity or lack of interest. Paul and I are hpoing to cut another release of our C++ bindings before long. Also, I aim to get a web page devoted to this activity going. I am not familiar with the article you mention above. Can you provide a full biblio for it? -- Geoffrey Furnish email: furnish@lanl.gov LANL XTM Radiation Transport/POOMA phone: 505-665-4529 fax: 505-665-7880 "Software complexity is an artifact of implementation." -Dan Quinlan _______________ C++-SIG - SIG for Development of a C++ Binding to Python send messages to: c++-sig@python.org administrivia to: c++-sig-request@python.org _______________