Add links to several popular tools which wrap C++ code into python module #1540
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What is this Python project?
extend the list of FFI: wrap C++ code into python module
What's the difference between this Python project and similar ones?
In the original list of FFI (Foreign language interface), it is not complete,
pybind11is the most popular tool/library to wrap C++ code to Python, it is not listed.Cppyyis a emerging tool that can directly JIT interpret C++ code as python module. Finally, there is apython_wrapproject that compare and demonstrate different method and FFI for python.--
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