[SciPy-user] How to: Pass NumPy arrays to C & use SWIG to generate modules

[Dave Kammeyer]

If they're small routines, you might take a look at Weave, which allows 
you to inline C++ code into Python code with easy access to arrays 
pretty easily.  http://scipy.org/Weave

-Dave


Lou Pecora wrote:
> I have some number crunching routines I want to code
> in C or C++ and then use SWIG to create a module I can
> import.  I can get the simple example.i stuff in the
> SWIG package to work, but I need to pass NumPy arrays
> back and forth.  I have looked up typemaps and googled
> examples, but whatever I find is pretty general and
> high level for me and my needs -- at least until I get
> more experience.
>
> Does anyone know of simple examples of passing NumPy
> arrays and using SWIG?  I really don't want to branch
> out to other objects, yet. No C++ templates or fancy
> stuff.  Just NumPy arrays to C arrays (or something
> reasonable in C) will get me a long way in my coding
> for now.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions or pointers.
>
> -- Lou Pecora
>    US Naval Research Lab
>
>
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