how to use native C function in pymite

[Shreyas Patel]

Hi all,

I am using pymite with freeRTOS in my project, I want to use function which is defined in a C file into python file.
for example I have a function named hello() which prints hello world in hello.c file and I want to use that hello function from hello.py file using pymite.

In Python in linux I could do it using ctypes and import that C library using CDLL and call that function directly.

Thank you,
Regards,
Shreyas.

[Dean Hall]

I recently answered this, so here's a link:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/python-on-a-chip/EL-rHLEgbVc/0zIUIkKi-hkJ

also, you can learn from example. The library of builtin functions has a few native functions. See the code: src/lib/__bi.py

!!Dean

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