I’ve got a large legacy program that is written in OCaml, and I’d like to be able to call some OCaml functions from my Python program.
How can I do this the easiest way?
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I’ve got a large legacy program that is written in OCaml, and I’d like to be able to call some OCaml functions from my Python program.
How can I do this the easiest way?
Directly, no. However, if you create a
CAPI for your Ocaml library, you can call that API via. Python’sctypesmodule or similar. Likewise, if you expose a network service for your OCaml application, Python can call into that.