Andrew Gregory wrote:
My work involves a lot of data processing, for which I use Python scripts from which I can call functions coded in Pascal (and other languages).
I have the same system, but with TclTk instead of Python. But I don't use C wrappers. After some fiddling around a few years back, I figured out how to make the wrappers in Pascal. But the net result is: I can call functions from the TclTk command line that are implemented in Pascal. I can do the same for C and Fortran too, as I describe in the following page, for whoever else wants to do it. That's why compatibility between GPC and libraries compiled by GCC remains a priority for me.
http://alignment.hep.brandeis.edu/Software/Mixing/Mixing_Manual.html
Yours, Kevan