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- adding aggregate passing and returning info for x64 (win and sysv, however, *only* w/ respect to types supported by dyncall)
- python binding text cleanup and sync with current binding version
- added suite_aggrs description and cleaned up other test suite descriptions a bit
- update list of calling convention modes
- cleanup and minor other fixes (e.g. changed \newpage in many places to \clearpage to avoid hitting float limit, crlf->cr, ...)
| author | Tassilo Philipp |
|---|---|
| date | Fri, 04 Feb 2022 23:54:42 +0100 |
| parents | 32736025371f |
| children | 17287342e273 |
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--- a/doc/manual/manual_bindings.tex Wed Feb 02 18:30:44 2022 +0100 +++ b/doc/manual/manual_bindings.tex Fri Feb 04 23:54:42 2022 +0100 @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ % %////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// -\newpage +\clearpage \section{Bindings to programming languages} Through binding of the \product{dyncall} library into a scripting environment, @@ -234,31 +234,31 @@ \subsection{Python language bindings} The python module {\tt pydc} implements the Python language bindings, -namely {\tt load}, {\tt find}, {\tt free}, {\tt call}. +namely {\tt load}, {\tt find}, {\tt free}, {\tt call}, {\tt new\_callback}, {\tt free\_callback}. \begin{table}[h] \begin{center} \begin{tabular*}{0.75\textwidth}{lll} Signature character & accepted Python 2 types & accepted Python 3 types \\ \hline -\sigchar{v} & no return type & no return type \\ -\sigchar{B} & bool & bool \\ -\sigchar{c}, \sigchar{C} & int, string (with single char) & int, string (with single char) \\ -\sigchar{s}, \sigchar{S} & int & int \\ -\sigchar{i}, \sigchar{I} & int & int \\ -\sigchar{j}, \sigchar{J} & int & int \\ -\sigchar{l}, \sigchar{L} & int, long & int \\ -\sigchar{f} & float & float \\ -\sigchar{d} & double & double \\ -\sigchar{p} & bytearray, int, long & bytearray (mutable in C), int \\ -\sigchar{Z} & string, unicode, bytearray & string, bytearray (all immutable) \\ +\sigchar{v} & no return type & no return type \\ +\sigchar{B} & bool & bool \\ +\sigchar{c}, \sigchar{C} & int, string (with single char) & int, string (with single char) \\ +\sigchar{s}, \sigchar{S} & int & int \\ +\sigchar{i}, \sigchar{I} & int & int \\ +\sigchar{j}, \sigchar{J} & int & int \\ +\sigchar{l}, \sigchar{L} & int, long & int \\ +\sigchar{f} & float & float \\ +\sigchar{d} & float & float \\ +\sigchar{p} & bytearray, int, long, None, (PyCObject, PyCapsule) & bytearray, int, None, (PyCObject, PyCapsule) \\ +\sigchar{Z} & string, unicode, bytearray & string, bytes, bytearray \\ \end{tabular*} \caption{Type signature encoding for Python bindings} \label{Pysigchar} \end{center} \end{table} -For more details, refer to the README.txt file of the binding. +This is a very brief description that omits many details. For more, refer to the README.txt file of the binding. \pagebreak