[Tutor] int to bytes and the other way around

[Chris Fuller]

The only things that matter are the arguments and the result.  It sounds to me 
like a good case use for SWIG (http:://www.swig.org).  You can do really 
complicated stuff with swig, and it takes a correspondingly steep learning 
curve to achieve, but doing simple stuff is really simple.  It sounds like 
the first example in the SWIG docs could be straightforwardly adapted to your 
problem.

Cheers