[C++-sig] How to hangle a NULL pointer?

[Luiz Vitor Martinez Cardoso]

Dear,

I've a simple C++ class containing the following members:

    quint32 mergeCount;
    quint64 timestamp;
    quint32 id;
    quint32 score;
    quint32 lastScore;
    quint32 uptime;
    qint32 * gender;
    float * age;
    float * ageDeviationDen;
    quint32 * happy;
    quint32 * sad;
    quint32 * surprised;
    quint32 * angry;

All the members are initialized to 0 or NULL if it's a pointer.

The problem is that I'm getting a "Segmentation Fault" message when I try
to access the pointers members from Python.

The code I'm using to map the attributes are:

void export_FaceObject()
> {
>     class_<FaceObject, boost::noncopyable>("FaceObject", init<>())
>        .add_property("mergecount", &FaceObject::getMergeCount)
>        .add_property("id", &FaceObject::getId)
>        .add_property("timestamp", &FaceObject::getTimestamp)
>        .add_property("score", &FaceObject::getScore)
>        .add_property("lastscore", &FaceObject::getLastScore)
>        .add_property("uptime", &FaceObject::getUptime)
>        .add_property("gender", &FaceObject::getGender)
>        .add_property("age", &FaceObject::getAge)
>        .add_property("agedeviation", &FaceObject::getAgeDeviation)
>        .add_property("happy", &FaceObject::getHappy)
>        .add_property("sad", &FaceObject::getSad)
>        .add_property("surprised", &FaceObject::getSurprised)
>        .add_property("angry", &FaceObject::getAngry)
>     ;
> }


What can I do? I know that I need to use a CallPolicy but I already have
tried several combinations without any success.

Best regards,
Luiz Vitor.

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