Galeocerdo
Chieftain
- Joined
- May 14, 2007
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I was wondering if anyone could explain the flow of how the SDK and Python files interact. My understanding on this is very fuzzy at best. To be more specific:
1. how does a .py file reference say a function from the SDK (if they actually can)?
2. how are the .cpp files with Cv prefixes related to the .cpp files with Cy prefixes?
3. what exactly is a wrapper?
4. how does a .cpp file get data from a .py class (is this somehow related to the wrappers?)?
I greatly appreciate any input on these. I have been playing around with the files and sometimes think I understand what is going on, but other times end up confused.
Thanks
1. how does a .py file reference say a function from the SDK (if they actually can)?
2. how are the .cpp files with Cv prefixes related to the .cpp files with Cy prefixes?
3. what exactly is a wrapper?
4. how does a .cpp file get data from a .py class (is this somehow related to the wrappers?)?
I greatly appreciate any input on these. I have been playing around with the files and sometimes think I understand what is going on, but other times end up confused.
Thanks