Question

one question guys..
can we create and edit .dll files with python..or they r just for c , c++ and other 'has to be compiled' languages (sorry i don't know the correct term :( )
I mean when i learn python quite a bit..i may(read it i will) want to make some .dlls for injecting into processes(read it games) to hack or make a trainer...
is it possible with python..i heard the professor in the lecture saying..everything is possible with every language??

Answer 1

seems possible:
http://www.py2exe.org/index.cgi/Py2exeAndCtypesComDllServer

lots of hits on a web search

Answer 2

cant really understand what they are saying though..:(

Answer 3

Technically speaking, you could create a file with the extension dll in python. But it wouldn't be the same kind of dll used by C/C++. They may serve a similar function (in this case, a resource file), but wouldn't be interchangeable, if that's what you mean. That is, a dll created with Python couldn't be edited with C/C++, and vice versa.

Answer 4

But apparently you can create a dll file out of a Python script/module, then use that dll in other programs - one way to do that is py2exe - there are probably others.

if you ask the question on the #python irc channel you would get a definitive answer.