Shedskin might be one solution. From the shedskin forum[1]:
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I've built and run shedskin apps for the iPhone - it works great actually.
It required commenting a few things out, and swapping in the boehm gc for iOS port.
Of course, no native ui widgets available - but I used phonegap to do the ui in html5 and it called shedskin c++ for all the actual app logic. Phonegap supports connecting html5 -> native c++ via a plugin architecture. Works wonderfully.
High powered, efficient apps on the iPhone via python is a bit of paradise compared to apples own obj-c, I must say. Huge potential for shedskin adoption there if someone packaged things up this way for the general public..."
It required commenting a few things out, and swapping in the boehm gc for iOS port.
Of course, no native ui widgets available - but I used phonegap to do the ui in html5 and it called shedskin c++ for all the actual app logic. Phonegap supports connecting html5 -> native c++ via a plugin architecture. Works wonderfully.
High powered, efficient apps on the iPhone via python is a bit of paradise compared to apples own obj-c, I must say. Huge potential for shedskin adoption there if someone packaged things up this way for the general public..."
[1] http://groups.google.com/group/shedskin-discuss/browse_threa...