Does anyone know of a good overview how much overhead using ctypes to call functions from a dynamic library adds to #python code instead of building a native extension e.g via #cython #pybind11 or #nanobind ?
A blog post with some statistics would be perfect but just ballpark figures from anyone who knows what they are talking about is fine
#cppusergroupvienna is proud to release a video of our latest talk about Bridging C++ and Python with Nanobind!
Reminder: In one week, #cppusergroupvienna meets to look into writing Python extensions in C++ using nanobind!
I'll add some takeaways from the ACCU conference, and there will be time for socializing, of course.
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Robert