Python can call the C/C++ library in the following ways:
- Using the ctypes module
This is a module built into Python that allows you to directly call C functions defined in .h header files.
Example:
import ctypes
libc = ctypes.CDLL('libc.so.6') # Load the C library
libc.printf() # Call a C function
- Using Cython
Cython is an open source Python and C hybrid language. You can compile the Cython source code into a C extension, and then load and use it in Python.
Example:
# test.pyx
cdef extern from "header.h"