Re: [ANNOUNCE] pyAda, first public release

["Terry Westley" <twestley@buffalo.veridian.com>]

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Gerhard H�ring <gerhard.nospam@bigfoot.de> wrote in message
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> I am glad that I can finally announce a first version of pyAda. As the
> name implies, it's an Ada 95 binding to the Python interpreter. With
> pyAda, you can write Python extensions in Ada 95, and, much more
> important, you can also embed a Python interpreter in your Ada
> applications. The current release is far from finished, but the thin
> binding works already quite well for me. The thin binding is a
> one-to-one mapping of the Python -> C interface.
>
> website:  http://pyada.sourceforge.net
> release:  http://download.sourceforge.net/pyada/pyAda-2001-03-01.tar.gz
> docs:     included in release

Congratulations.  Certainly Python is getting a lot of attention and
to have an Ada binding is great.

If/when you want to create a thick binding, take a look at the latest
version of TASH and its thick binding for some ideas.  You can
either download and try it from http://www.adatcl.com or read the
thick binding tutorial that I've started on the mailing list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tash.

P.S. Thanks for the reference in your Comparison page to TASH!

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Terry Westley
Veridian Engineering
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