Wiki

Thanks to Allen Bierbaum Py++ now has wiki. We use it primary to discuss new features, which will be introduced in future versions.

Reading

• Building Hybrid Systems with Boost.Python

• A rationale for semantically enhanced library languages

  ".. A Semantically Enhanced Library Language (a SEL language or a SELL) is a dialect created by supersetting a language using a library and then subsetting the result using a tool that understands the syntax and semantics of both the underlying language and the library. ..."

  Py++ + Boost.Python is a SELL!

• Aspect oriented programming

  Py++ borrowed few ideas from this programming paradigm.

Help resources

• http://www.google.com :-)

  This site uses Google custom search engine, turned to provide better results when you search for materials related to Boost.Python library.

• http://boost.org/libs/python/doc/index.html - tutorials, FAQs, reference manuals

• Boost.Python wiki

• http://boost.cvs.sourceforge.net/boost/boost/libs/python/test/ - Boost.Python unit tests. They could be very, very helpful.

• http://pygccxml.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pygccxml/pyplusplus_dev/unittests/ - Py++ unit tests. They could be even more helpful!

Mailing lists

• C++-sig - development of Python/C++ bindings
• Py++ mailing list

Libraries inspired by Boost.Python

• Luabind - interfacing C++ and Lua

• Pyd - interfacing C++ and D programming language

• Sq Plus - interfacing C++ and Squirrel

Projects inspired by Py++ :-)

• PyBindGen - a new project for producing Python extensions

Blogs

• http://www.shocksolution.com/math_tools/boost.python/index.html - this site contains few usefull Boost.Python examples and tutorials.

Build systems

http://www.scons.org/wiki/GCCXMLBuilder - Joseph Lisee shows how to integrate Py++ scripts with Scons.