Quote - A .pyd could supposedly be generated using Pyrex and the version of Python which Poser uses.  I've tried to get it to work, but I haven't yet acquired the Microsoft Windows include files necessary for the process.  Pyrex can generate C code from a mutant C/Python file with a .pyx extension.  Then (in theroy, and this has evidently worked for some), the C code can be compiled into a .pyd.  This also requires the source code for the appropriate version of Python. 

What about creating a "stand alone" version of the worker process (in C++, C#, whatever) and just hand over all data from Poser Python through named pipes or IPC? I do this with a few apps. So I'm able to process/compute Poser data on several machines/processors at once. Poser Python is only used to syncronize processes and to distribute/collect pre-computed data.

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