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Agradecimientos

Las siguientes personas han contribuido secciones a este documento: Jim Fulton, Konrad Hinsen, Chris Phoenix y Neil Schemenauer.

Resumen:

Python es un lenguaje de programación interpretado y orientado a objetos. Este documento describe cómo escribir módulos en C o C++ para extender el intérprete de Python con nuevos módulos. Estos módulos pueden definir nuevas funciones y también nuevos tipos de objetos con sus métodos. También se describe cómo empotrar el intérprete de python en otra aplicación, para usarlo como lenguaje de extensión (como los lenguajes de macro). Al final, explica cómo compilar y enlazar los módulos de extensión para que se carguen dinámicamente (en tiempo de ejecución) en el intérprete, siempre que el sistema operativo tenga esta posibilidad.

Este documento supone un conocimiento básico de Python. Hay una introducción informal al lenguaje en la Guía de aprendizaje de Python. El Manual de referencia de Python proporciona una definición más formal del lenguaje. La Referencia de la biblioteca de Python documenta los tipos de objetos existentes, funciones y módulos (tanto internos como escritos en Python) que dan al lenguaje su amplio rango de aplicación.

Si se desea una descripción detallada del API de Python/C, se debe consultar el Manual de referencia del API Python/C.


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