How do you recreate these structs in Python

Question

I have these two nested structs in C below

typedef struct tag_interest {
 float *high;// array
 float *low;// array
} sinterest;
typedef struct tag_sfutures {
 int time;
 float result;
 sinterest *interest;// array
} sfutures;

What is there equivalent in Python?

EDIT I had tried this. I am yet to parse and check this because am still in the process of debugging some code that comes before this.

class CInterest(object):
 high = []
 low = []
 def add_high(self,High):
 self.high.append(High)
 def add_low(self,Low):
 self.low.append(Low)
class CFutures(object):
 interest = [CInterest]
 def add_interest(self,interest):
 self.interest.append(interest)
 def set_time(self,time):
 self.time = time
 def set_put(self,put):
 self.put = put

• ssn: @soon please see edits

Answer 1

Take a look at cstruct.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/cstruct

It will take your struct definition as a string and create a Python class you can use, instantiate and pack/unpack binary data. I use it to auto generate hundreds of C structures with no issues other than its list of C primitives is not comprehensive.

• Mostafiz: sharing link is not a good answer, please share more detail of your solution
• Richard: Figuring this out should be simple enough. I provide help and hints, but I will not solve the problem.
• Mostafiz: so better put it as a comment not answer