Writing a C Python extension in 2017 | Talks
This talk describes the build of a C Python extension, with prebuilt binaries, in 2017, where modern packaging standards, as well as Docker, have been a game changer in the Python extensions world. Most examples come from our experience building PyMiniRacer, an embedded Python / JavaScript bridge used in production across hundreds of companies. We will describe the different aspects of building a binary extension, including: using the modern manylinux wheel type in order to ship a built binary, usable in most Linux distributions; the choices offered to developers when building an extension: the Python public C API, cffi, ...; testing of a binary module across various platforms; troubleshooting & debugging an extension: the basics you need to tackle most common issues.
Jean-Baptiste Aviat
Jean-Baptiste Aviat is CTO at Sqreen.He spent half a decade hunting vulnerabilities at Apple, helping developers solve them, and developing security software.
Portland Ballroom 251 & 258
Saturday, 20th May, 16:30 - 17:00