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In the Python C API, just as in Python, "Creating an object" is just calling its type Unfortunately, doing all the <code>getattr</code> stuff in C is really annoying. Depending on what you want to do from C, you can provide a bunch of helper modules which you pass over to C at import time (see <a href="https://github.com/couchbase/couchbase-python-client/blob/master/couchbase/_bootstrap.py" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/couchbase/couchbase-python-client/blob/master/couchbase/_bootstrap.py</a> for an example). In any event, Python is a really simple language, both inside and out. Thus, let's break this down. <pre><code>socketHandler = logging.handlers.SocketHandler('localhost', logging.handlers.DEFAULT_TCP_LOGGING_PORT) </code></pre> PEP-7 says C89, but it's easier to show it in C99: <pre><code>PyObject *logging = PyImport_ImportModule("logging"); PyObject *handlers = PyObject_GetAttrString(logging, "handlers"); </code></pre> Now, build the socket handler. From the C API, calling something can be done with PyObject_CallObject, which works on anything that has <code>__call__</code> defined First, though, you need to build thr arguments.. <pre><code>PyObject *sh_ctor = PyObject_GetAttrString(handlers, "SocketHandler"); PyObject *args = Py_BuildValue("(si)", "localhost", DEFAULT_LOGGING_PORT) PyObject *sh_instance = PyObject_CallObject(sh_ctor, args); </code></pre> I'm not going to show how to do arg building here, or even proper error checking or refcounting. Note that in the C API, if a function fails, it returns <code>NULL</code> and raises an exception (unless noted otherwise). What I'd recommend in reality is figure out how much of the <code>logging</code> module you actually need to use from C, and wrap that functionality in a simpler subset which you can call from C. See the <code>_bootstrap.py</code> module i linked to above.
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