I am a C # .NET programmer and am learning Python. I downloaded IronPython and know that it can call .NET libraries.
I am wondering if there is a way to do the opposite, that is, call some existing "classic" Python libraries in my C # codec, possibly using .NET Interop.
I would like to have access to functions in libraries like pygame.
Ironpython 2.0 is compatible with CPython 2.5, so pure Python that uses the <= 2.5 API should work fine under Ironpython. I believe Ironpython code can be compiled into a DLL.
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