Ka-Ping Yee writes:
> I think the audiences are different. SWIG is for taking an existing
> library of C or C++ code and making it available in Python. It seems
> to me that Inline is about making multiple languages available to a
> programmer while the programmer is writing new code. I agree with you
> that the first task is much, much harder. However, there is also a
> useful payoff from the second.
Definitely! I saw a demo of Inline when I visited Activestate awhile
back and was blown away ("You mean you can do that?!?"). Pretty neat
stuff.
Cheers,
Dave
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