Apparently D can link against C. I want to write a Python extension module using D. Is there a reason this approach could never work that I have missed?
Could D produce Python extension modules rather than using C?
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longhand Permalink Hang on? You mean this http://www.dsource.org/projects/pyd (formerly http://pyd.dsource.org/)
anselm Permalink It seems straightforward, but those saying only the C API matters underestimate how hard integrating D's Boehm GC into Python actually is. PyD appears to be another proof of concept whose authors haven't encountered the practical real-world difficulties yet.
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