I working on a project where I'm experimenting with boost python. When looking into how to organize my python interface I ran into a comment that asserted there are performance concerns with boost python. Is there any actual concern with it's performance?
In this case I'm working with a large project and we want to expose some of it to python. I'm finding that boost python makes it easy to expose the classes I already have. So I would prefer to stick with boost python's methods of exposing classes because it's so easy. Unless someone has an alternative that is just as easy to use and performant.
We are using boost::python for the integration of a large computer vision library into a highly configurable software package for researchers in other fields. We didn´t ran into concerns nor problems up to know. However, we did not do any comparison tests recently.
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