Show HN: SyNumpy – a Header only C++17 library for working with NumPy Arrays
symisc_devel
17 points
2 comments
April 02, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
peterabbitcook
I’m trying to wrap my head around the use case this was created for. If a python service dumps a numpy array to bytes and sends that as a payload to a C++ service, is that blob of bytes not interpretable by C++ as e.g. a struct with some size fields and a pointer to the start of the array? (Cutting out the filesystem/npy file) Maybe I’m overthinking it but I can’t quite envision a use case where a python service and C++ service would be sharing a filesystem