> Your complaint is basically "you cannot write C++ in Python". Duh. Maybe it is a complaint, but it's still a fact of life: your code is not reusable without

> Your complaint is basically "you cannot write C++ in Python". Duh. Maybe it is a complaint, but it's still a fact of life: your code is not reusable without wrapping it in C. The reality is that C++ is not as reusable as C is: ever wonder why there are so few reused libraries written in C++, while they are so many in C? Look on your system now - it's filled with C libraries, while the C++ libraries are probably a rounding error.