[C++-sig] importing embedded dynamic lib

[Niall Douglas]

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On 9 Jun 2004 at 16:16, Vio wrote:

> More details: Imagine a situation where the ".so" files are delivered
> through a network; the easy solution would be to save the downloaded
> binary stream as a ".so" file to disk, then simply run the python
> command "import <modulename>" and I'm done. But I simply wish to avoid
> the "save to disk" step which seems superfluous in this case, and feed
> the binary lib directly to the embedded python interpreter.

Why don't you just mount the remote file system (SMB or NFS) and run 
via that? I personally develop on Linux and FreeBSD using a source 
tree on a Windows share on a Win2k machine. It's a little slow, but 
it's manageable.

Cheers,
Niall





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