Here is what I came up with for calling a c function after poking around a little bit: #include "pocketpy.h" // builtin function that can be called

Here is what I came up with for calling a c function after poking around a little bit: #include "pocketpy.h" // builtin function that can be called PyVar test(VM* vm, const pkpy::Args& args) { printf("called!\n"); return vm->PyStr("hi there"); } int main(){ // Create a virtual machine VM* vm = pkpy_new_vm(true); vm->bind_builtin_func<1>("test", test); // Hello world! pkpy_vm_exec(vm, "print(test('Hello world!'))"); // Free the resources pkpy_delete(vm); return 0; }