I have a rather large C++ project which has his own build system
(scons) and I would prefer to stay inside scons in order to build some
python extensions/embeddings (that is, I prefer to avoid using
distutils directly to build my extensions).
Can someone confirm that I'm doing the right thing to p
Tommy Nordgren wrote:
> In order to correctly compile and link my Application, I need a OS
> independent way to find compiler options and linker options necessary to
> find header files and libraries. What methods should I use from
> DistUtils for this purpose.
I don't think distutils supports
I want to write an application that embeds and extends (at least) the
Python and Perl interpreters. Now i want to find as much as possible
about the Python tools used for extending and embedding Python.
To be more specific: My app should:
1. Parse an input file.
2. Call a script in some
Sorry, I guess that I wasn't clear. I've made a module
using swig that wrap functions written in C. If I load
that module in python using:
>>> from import *
it works fine. But if I execute this same command
using PyRun_SimpleString in another code written in C,
it doesn't work, i.e. I can't load
Eduardo Rodrigues wrote:
> How can I load a module (written in C as a shared
> library (.so)) through "PyRun_SimpleString"?
>
> I've tried "from import *", but a got a
> message: ImportError: No module named
You can't do this. You have to either wrap the module - which is possible in
several w
How can I load a module (written in C as a shared
library (.so)) through "PyRun_SimpleString"?
I've tried "from import *", but a got a
message: ImportError: No module named
Thanks in advance.
Erocha
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