Mapping basic typedef aliases with ctypes?

While this certainly isn't the 'correct' way to handle this, short of using the C API instead of ctypes this is the only solution. By the time ctypes runs, the typedef information has been removed - it doesn't appear as symbols in the compiled library.

While this certainly isn't the 'correct' way to handle this, short of using the C API instead of ctypes, this is the only solution. By the time ctypes runs, the typedef information has been removed - it doesn't appear as symbols in the compiled library.

– technomalogical Jun 6 at 15:47 Ivc means writing the code as a C extension for Python, which, assuming SQLite was built on the same machine you build the C extension on, would allow you to do the same preprocessor conditional checks done in the SQLite code. (docs.python.Org/extending/index. Html or docs.python.

Org/py3k/extending/index. Html, or somewhere around there, depending on what version of Python you're using. ) – JAB Jun 6 at 15:56.

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