I'm curious what model is used to bridge Python and golang concurrency models.
I wish it was documented :)

Python has threads (1:1 mapped to lightweight system processes) and asyncio, explicit and quite so different.

Go has special handling for cpu-bound and io-bound goroutines, transparent to the user.

How would someone use gopy to interface go's amazing net/http module or some go p

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Should we eventually remove the use of Core Foundation for operations like creating strings and collections? As far as I can tell, there are no bootstrapping issues where Core Foundation would be needed to access Foundation APIs. For example, NSStrings can be created from bare C data using the [+[NSString stringWithUTF8String:]](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nsstring/149

http://myo-python.readthedocs.org/en/latest/

• Additional information and tutorials
• More API documentation
• Make Sphinx generated HTML documentation more user friendly (eg. the TOC in the sidebar behaves unexpected)

In #10 it was explained how to build JyNI in debug mode. That requires editing the makefile so we should better have a build target for debug. I created this issue to keep track of that idea.

For detailed documentation on numpy.ctypeslib.ndpointer, see numpy reference.

Strictly speaking, this is not a ctypes feature but a numpy feature. However, ctypes apparently handles this pointer type transparently while zugbruecke does not (yet) so support should be added.

Would be nice to include LICENSE.md to MANIFEST.in so that the license file ships with sdists and other packages. Bonus points if it is added to setup.cfg for wheels.