You are talking about IPC, right? This has nothing to do with the specific program. As long as all programs are cross-process, there are only a few IPC methods, nothing more than 1) pipe 2) socket 3) memory mapping 4) Mail slot (can only be windows) 5) Others
Considering the current support of class libraries and operating systems, it is recommended that you use sockets and set a protocol in the middle, such as XMLRPC, and communication will be no problem. http://qutexr.sourceforge.net/
xmlrpc for python below https://docs.python.org/2/library/xmlrpclib.html
But having said that, PyQt is more convenient than Qt, really
Addition: Thrift has C++ and python versions, there are many examples of this
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You are talking about IPC, right? This has nothing to do with the specific program. As long as all programs are cross-process, there are only a few IPC methods, nothing more than
1) pipe
2) socket
3) memory mapping
4) Mail slot (can only be windows)
5) Others
Considering the current support of class libraries and operating systems, it is recommended that you use sockets and set a protocol in the middle, such as XMLRPC, and communication will be no problem.
http://qutexr.sourceforge.net/
xmlrpc for python below
https://docs.python.org/2/library/xmlrpclib.html
But having said that, PyQt is more convenient than Qt, really
Addition: Thrift has C++ and python versions, there are many examples of this