I have a Python (2.3.x) interpreter running embedded in a C++ application on a host machine. I would like to run a specific package on that host machine (numpy). I have managed to compile (cross-compile) the library, so that I have the python modules and the compiled .so files. I am relatively sure that these would import normally in a standard interpreter (they give bad magic on the build machine).
However, I would like to be able to import this package dynamically within the application running on the host machine. When I attempted to import the package within the already loaded python modules, I would get errors that the C portions of the package could not be found (the pure-python modules would load, call to import module_foo, which is module_foo.so, but would error "Cannot find module_foo"). How can I get the application to load the package? Do I need to load it through the C API? I would heavily prefer not to recompile the interpreter, if at all possible. Thanks, Jeremy -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
