Re-writing C/C++ or keep python coding

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Hi,

I do have a bunch of files written in python and C/C++ describing a
complete
transmission chain (Sources, Filters, Tx, Rx …).

However I am intending to add new features from the FPGA API
(uhd::usrp::multi_usrp Class funtions like set_time_now()…) and those
features are to be written in a C++ coding style not python as I
understood.
The uhd source and uhd sink blocks and the related blocks with the
connections are all written in python.

The question is: do I need to re-write all the python code into C/C++
OR
SWIG can help me do that (convert from python back to C++ code) and by
the
way save time re-coding.

Best regards,

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On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 5:54 PM, NaceurElOuni [email protected]
wrote:

The question is: do I need to re-write all the python code into C/C++ OR
SWIG can help me do that (convert from python back to C++ code) and by the
way save time re-coding.

Best regards,

Best to do this in C++ and not try to work through SWIG to go backwards.

Tom

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thank you Tom

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