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I've only recently started to look at D as a number-crunching language, but it certainly sounds like you know a bit more than me here. Let me ask you a questio
by arctangent 15y ago
I've only recently started to look at D as a number-crunching language, but it certainly sounds like you know a bit more than me here.
Let me ask you a question or two: is there anything at all that makes it possible to interface D with Python? I'm aware of PyD [1] but it looks like it only worked with D1.
If I wanted to stick with D and Python, would it be the case that I'd have to (re-)write something like PyD from scratch, or is there a simpler approach?
[1] http://pyd.dsource.org/ http://pyd.dsource.org/
- TylerE 15y agoIf you don't mind writing a little C, that could serve as a bridge, since both runtimes can speak C.