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No, because in Python's interop model, importing a compiled module involves a shared object (so you don't have to relink the interpreter to add one).
by tiredofcareer 14y ago
No, because in Python's interop model, importing a compiled module involves a shared object (so you don't have to relink the interpreter to add one).
- cdavid 14y agostrictly speaking, it is not required: you can build a giant python binary with all the extensions you need, though it can be quite a bit of work to do so. Granted, the vast majority of users use the loadable module approach.