import cffi ffi = cffi.FFI() # Define a C function that returns a pointer to an array of integers ffi.cdef("int* get_int_array();") # Load the C library containing the function lib = ffi.dlopen("mylib.so") # Create an FFI buffer pointing to the integer array array_ptr = lib.get_int_array() array_buf = ffi.buffer(array_ptr, 10 * ffi.sizeof("int")) # Access the first element of the array first_element = ffi.cast("int*", array_buf)[0]In this example, we define a C function `get_int_array` that returns a pointer to an array of integers. We then load the C library containing the function and create an FFI buffer object `array_buf` that points to the integer array returned by the function. Finally, we use the `ffi.cast` function to access the first element of the array. Overall, the `cffi` package provides a powerful interface for accessing C data from Python, and the FFI buffer is an essential component of that interface. The package library for `cffi` is `cffi`.