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Using Pydust to Embed a Python Interpreter #342

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hmusgrave opened this issue May 11, 2024 · 0 comments
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Using Pydust to Embed a Python Interpreter #342

hmusgrave opened this issue May 11, 2024 · 0 comments

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From Python's perspective, there isn't much difference between being embedded in a project with main in another language (like Zig) and the work needed to create a Python library/extension. Pydust has a nice interface for libpython, but a lot of the project seems focused around producing modules for the rest of the Python ecosystem to consume. From a maintainer's perspective (or anyone else with enough context):

  1. How much work is it to cleanly add that functionality to Pydust?
  2. If the workload isn't obscene, do you have any pointers to architecturally "nice" places to try to start making that change?
  3. If somebody adds that feature, do you want it upstreamed to the ziggy-pydust project?
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