Joel,
> Do you have control of the CFLAGS that are passed to the compiler (presumably
> gcc) which compiles the cython generated code? If so, you can use the -D
> switch to define the __LINUX identifier.
Yes. Just to clarify, I've been able to compile by setting this flag
and simply typing
opentick.pyx
-----------------
cdef extern "OTClient.h":
ctypedef struct c_OTClient "OTClient":
pass
cdef class Opentick:
pass
opentick.pxd
-----------------
cdef class Opentick:
pass
This works just fine. (Robert Bradshaw confirmed this.) However, the
moment I create an instance of the c_OTClient class:
opentick.pxd
-----------------
cdef class Opentick:
cdef c_OTClient *otclient
I get this compile error even when passing "-D __LINUX" to the cython
compiler (#define __LINUX). Methinks this a problem with the fact that
this #define DLL_EXP thing is floating around there, even though it's
an empty definition. I'm wondering if I have to write out the entire
wrapping in order for this to work...hrm.
--
Chris
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