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I need to call user-supplied Python function from code performing numerical integration. Currently, I do f(x).cast<value_type>(), where f is pybind11::function. However, I've found that this call is considerable slower than calling C++ function. What do I do wrong? How could I improve the performance?
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Hi,
I need to call user-supplied Python function from code performing numerical integration. Currently, I do
f(x).cast<value_type>(), wherefispybind11::function. However, I've found that this call is considerable slower than calling C++ function. What do I do wrong? How could I improve the performance?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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