Hi, I have built some modules in C++to extend python. At first
everything worked but then I began splitting my python code into
several modules. The application begins in main.py and then imports my
other modules.
The first time I run the application it works, but when python imports
the byte compiled module all I get is a blank window. Moving back all
the code into the same source file works.
I have found that removing a call to a C++ function solves the problem.
However that function is needed and I found that if I print anything
inside that function it works. It isn't time related since I tried to
sleep instead but that didn't work either.
I'm not sure if this is the correct list but I hope someone can help me
a bit.
The C++ function:
TaskScheduler& createTaskScheduler(int threadCnt, const char* logfile){
//print("createTaskScheduler");
TaskScheduler::initialize(threadCnt,logfile);
return TaskScheduler::singleton();
}
Boost exporting:
def("createTaskScheduler", createTaskScheduler,
return_value_policy<reference_existing_object>());
Python code:
ts = Core.createTaskScheduler(1,'')
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