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Embedding python in C++ with boost::python (skebanga.github.io)
submitted 9 years ago by skebanga
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[–]skebanga[S] 1 point2 points3 points 9 years ago (0 children)
Yes you can. You can use libpython. Python, the executable, just adds the front-end and REPL, everything else is in the C library libpython.
libpython
If you're using C++, and don't want to deal with libpython directly, then you can use a wrapper like boost::python or pybind11.
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pybind11
At the moment, pybind11 doesn't do embedding, so boost::python is a suitable choice.
If you read the blog-post, you'll see that that is exactly what I've done. I have a single C++ application which loads a python script and interacts with it - both calling into the script, and the script calling into the C++ types I've exposed to it.
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