#🔒 Passing lists of floats from cpython to ironpython

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bitter spoke
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I unfortunately have to use a tool that uses an ironpython interpreter. However I have a small codebase that is using somewhat modern cpython.
I was thinking I can call the normal python interpreter from within the ironpython interpreter, do all the work there and then somehow return some variables back into the ironpython world.

The variables are all somewhat simple 4 x 2d / 1d lists of floats. However I'm not sure how I could do this other than basically spitting out the values into a file and then re-parsing them within the iron-python interpreter. Is there some guarantees for pickling or similar across python implementations for 'simple' types?

topaz pantherBOT
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