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    ECS:Python

    ECS:Python

    Light-weight C++ library for embedding Python into C++

    ECS:Python (Embedded C++ Scripting with Python) is a simple Python wrapper library designed specifically for C++ developers who wish to add Python scripting to their new / existing C++ projects. ECS:Python allows you to expose objects from a C++ application to an embedded Python interpreter for interactive scripting. ECS:Python is light-weight and easy to use. To get started all you need to do from your project is #include "EcsPython.h", and link to the EcsPython library. Included with ECS:Python is a demo project (/example) written to assist developers in understanding how to use the API. ECS:Python requires a Python distribution to be installed on your system. Python can be downloaded from: www.python.org/download What's new in v3.0: * Fixed x64 pointer types. * Added CI and unit tests. * Cleaned up project structure and code formatting. * Switch to C++11 std::mutex.
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