Phil Dawes <philipd at orbitcpp.freeserve.co.uk> writes: >I had a look at the code on the web page (and got it all to compile with >some minor hacks :-) and it looks like the idl compiler generates c >stubs (although I didn't get this working on my own idl - I couldn't >find the right script to use). Yes, you're right. >I was wondering if this was the intended overall approach? It was my personal intended overall approach. I want to use Python as a middleware/second-tier scripting language. In those applications, you almost always have a well-defined interface (or, at least, should), and performance is very big consideration. I can appreciate that for other applications people would want dynamic marshalling. I think the world is big enough for both approaches, and people should work on implementing whichever approach they have the most pressing need for. -Michael Robinson