Python wrapper over c/c++ library to manipulate bits and wildcards -

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the question is: there python wrapper on c/c++ library manipulate bits on lower lever ? (like bitmagic) main purpose search bit wildcard (smth like: 0b11**0110**101*11, * - insignificant bit). wildcard not byte aligned (i mean might 10 bits or 13 bits length or evn more) not want create bicycle (using state machine , on...)


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