from cffi import FFI ffi = FFI() # Define C data structure in Python ffi.cdef(""" typedef struct { int x; int y; } Point; """) # Define C function in Python ffi.cdef(""" int add(int a, int b); """) # Load the shared library lib = ffi.dlopen("./libfoo.so") # Call a C function result = lib.add(1, 2) print(result) # Using C datatypes p = ffi.new("Point *") p.x = 10 p.y = 20In the above example, `cdef` is used to define a C-like structure (`Point`) and a C function (`add`). The shared library `libfoo.so` is loaded using `dlopen` method. The C function `add` is called using the `lib.add(1, 2)` syntax. C data types can be used by using the `ffi.new` method to create a new variable. This package (`cffi`) is used to wrap C libraries in Python by using a C-like syntax.