By Codacus
via pyd.dsource.org
Published: Dec 14 2006 / 22:54
Pyd is a library for the D programming language that wraps the raw Python/C API with a cleaner, simpler interface. It makes exposing raw D functions and classes to Python almost trivially simple. It bears certain similarities to Boost.Python, and indeed Boost.Python is a major influence on Pyd. Pyd was written by Kirk McDonald.



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kylefurlong replied ago:
PyD has become an interesting example of the tradeoffs between C++ template programming and D template programming. Comparing compile times between similar projects written in PyD and Boost.Python are informative.
KirkMcDonald replied ago:
Funny story: I've never used Boost.Python, because I could never get it to compile. However, I'd really love to use it, because then I could compare the differences in runtime performance and compilation times between it and Pyd. (I fully expect Pyd to kick butt in both.)
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