Was curious about how to pass a double pointer, triple pointer in Python, from a C code.
The concept of a pointer variable in C, is due to the specific size requirements imposed by the necessitated by the address-bus size (in bytes); something which on a machine, the int or even long datatype might not possess.

Saw the site here, on googling, as the top result; and am confused as what (even, the OP) it even means.

If it reasonable to ask about its implies sense here, please hint somewhat.

It is working in the reverse order:
You need to construct in c (c++) a variable structure which can be used in pure python code. Python (internally) cannot handle double/triple and other different kind of pointer types of c.
see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...on-with-ctypes
Or you can implement a conversion function in python, for any arbitrary blob, but that will be extremely slow (and inefficient).

This would certainly qualify as an "XY Problem". In which "the problem that you propose" is not "the problem that you actually have."

Why are you "curious" about "passing [x] to Python?" What are you now trying to do?

Details right now are very important: "if you're trying to interface to 'a library,' exactly which one?" And, so on.

The Python programming language (in particular ...) has been applied to "create powerful interfaces to" a very great many things, and so there is actually quite a very-lot of material already out there on the Internet about how exactly it was done. (In fact, you certainly should not overlook the possibility that what you are now trying to do might have already been done. "Or something very close to it.") Sites like github and sourceforge are your friends.

I'm not sure this is what you are looking for but I made python bindings for a library I've been working on. I'm not entirely sure how quick it is. But this is the result of my research on the topic. You don't pass a pointer directly. Rather the data from the pointer from what I've learned. Should give some direction I'd surmise.

Main Git - https://gitlab.com/jmgibson1981/mylibraries
Python binding file - https://gitlab.com/jmgibson1981/myli...ref_type=heads