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py.ml: OCaml bindings for Python
py.ml provides OCaml bindings for Python 2 and Python
3. This library subsumes the pycaml library, which is no longer
actively maintained.
Homepage: http://pyml.gforge.inria.fr
Documentation: http://pyml.gforge.inria.fr/doc
Git: git clone http://pyml.gforge.inria.fr/pyml.git
Git Repository Browser: http://pyml.gforge.inria.fr/browser
Tracker for bug reports and feature requests:
http://pyml.gforge.inria.fr/tracker
OPAM: opam install pyml
The Python library is linked at runtime and the same executable can be
run in a Python 2 or a Python 3 environment. py.ml does not
require any Python library at compile time.
The only compile time dependency is Stdcompat to ensure compatibility
with all OCaml compiler versions from 3.12:
https://github.com/thierry-martinez/stdcompat/
Bindings are split in three modules:
- Py provides the initialization functions and some high-level
bindings, with error handling and naming conventions closer to OCaml
usages.
- Pycaml provides a signature close to the old Pycaml
module, so as to ease migration.
- Pywrappers provides low-level bindings, which follow closely the
conventions of the C bindings for Python. Submodules
Pywrappers.Python2 and Pywrappers.Python3 contain version-specific
bindings.
Custom top-level
A custom top-level with the C bindings can be compiled by make pymltop.
If you have utop and ocamlfind, you can make pymlutop.
For OPAM users: pymltop is installed by default by opam install pyml.
pymlutop is installed whenever utop is available.
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