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BackgroundWe are definitely going to want to interface with C++ code right from the start. @jaideep777 is developing a plant growth model (https://jaideep777.github.io/Plant-FATE/) and a ODE solver for modelling plant demographic processes (https://jaideep777.github.io/libpspm/), both of which are are written in C++. Given that there are quite a lot of frameworks for creating Python / C++ interfaces: QuestionsDoes anyone have any recommendations on the best Python / C++ interface to use? |
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I'm not in a position to say which is best but the one we have hands-on experience with using is Swig. |
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We have a new member of our team joining us at the end of June and that I was planing to put to work in this project because of his extensive experience doing precisely that. I'd suggest to postpone a decision about the best approach until he's here. |
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I think his expertise was pybind11, actually. |
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We have a new member of our team joining us at the end of June and that I was planing to put to work in this project because of his extensive experience doing precisely that. I'd suggest to postpone a decision about the best approach until he's here.