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There's also Boost.Python, which boasts "seamless interoperability between C++ and Python": https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_70_0/libs/python/doc/html/index.htm

• lkirk 7y ago
  I think the biggest thing, for me is Cython. I've not seen anything quite like it in other languages. It allows you to compile python code to c, with gradual typing. It also allows you to write c code inline w/ your python or interface with other C/C++ libraries. https://cython.org/ https://cython.org/ Other languages will be pressed to beat its utility (esp in the scientific computing world)
• jefft255 7y ago
  In my experience it’s far from what I’d call seamless but it’s definitely good enough
• jononor 7y ago
  pybind11 is a modern version of the Boost Python approach to Python bindings. Header only and can be installed trivially from PyPi. I like it well enough that I even use it for binding C code. Especially because it has nice numpy array support (albeit a little underdocumented).