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Python C extension

This is the practice of Python C extensions. It is Python3 that I am practicing now!

Files in each directory

  • test.py: The test codes to run the module built from the C extension files.
  • setup.py: The file for Python to build the C extension module.
  • bind.c: The Python wrapper interface for the C extension module.
  • libmypy.h: The header file of C extension module.
  • libmypy.c: The source file of C extension module.
  • Makefile: Aggregate the building scripts.

00-HelloWorld

It is a general hello world practice. One may start from here for the simplest Python C extension example.

01-HeyMan

It is a C extension practice who gets arguments passed from Python. The heyman function will echo the passed name and the number.

02-Add

It is an adding function which will not only gets arguments passed from Python, but also returns a tuple that is composite of the result and the equation string.

03-CrossVersion

It is a cross version example that shows how to port between Python 2 and Python 3.

Build and Run the example

  1. Run Python environment within a clean container, ex: Python in Alpine Linux
podman run -it --rm docker.io/library/python:3-alpine sh
  1. Install development tools
apk add git make gcc musl-dev
  1. Get and go into the Python C extension example
git clone https://github.com/starnight/python-c-extension
cd python-c-extension/00-HelloWorld/
  1. Compile the example
make
  1. Run the example
python test.py

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