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Hey guys,

I've got a fairly simple script which I'd like to convert (if possible) into a Windows DLL so that I may use it in conjunction with some of my .net projects.

Is such a feat possible, if so where do I begin? I've read that there's a book by Mark Hammond that explains it quite well - I unfortunately don't have aceess to the book and was wondering whether anyone has any useful information pertaining to the subject.

Thanks,
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To do this you will have to adapt your code to a modified Python called Cython or Pyrex. See:
http://wiki.cython.org/

For smaller projects you can also look into the Boo language that uses Python like syntax and connects to the .NET C# compiler. For an example of the Boo language see:
http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet429.html

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