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Recently jcguu95 showed an interest in py4cl/2 in the Common Lisp world. One main concern about py4cl/2 is the performance - it uses both stream based communication as well as the eval of both languages, so the performance is as worse as it can get. Stream based communication is still a large part of the overhead. So, I'd love to see how PyFFI fares in terms of performance!
On the other hand, burgled-batteries3 was based on the FFI approach, but (i) going by the issues, it doesn't play nice with python environments (ii) The last time I had tried, I was able to get things working very quickly with Ben Dudson's py4cl but not with burgled-batteries. Has a solution been found for PyFFI to play nice with python environments?
What exactly do you mean by "python environments"? Are you referring to venvs? In (import (github.com/gambit/python)) we create a virtualenv when configuring the system such that packages can be isolated. Currently there is only one virtualenv for the Gambit system, although we could eventually allow to use any venv.