[C++-sig] Re: init function not found [was Re: Problem with
Aashish Chaudhary
aashish at iastate.edu
Sun Feb 8 01:36:09 CET 2004
Thanks raul that was a silly mistake :( ... I should have noticed that ..
> I didn't know that VC7.0 support had been dropped - at least, not
> deliberately!
Well that link that you sent in the some mail (on feb 03) (the status of the compilers)
showed that there were couple
of problems with the VC7.0 but nothing reported for 7.1..
I got the CVS version compiled on Linux .. :)
> This looks very confusing to me, because the error message doesn't
> seem to match up to what you "did" in Python. Maybe the problem is
> very simple though. If you create a shared object called
> register_ptr.so you can import it with "from register_ptr import
> ....". Python then looks for a Python module or shared object that
> matches that name, and in the case of a shared object loads it and
> looks for a function called something like initregister_ptr. The
> BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(register_ptr) macro gives you this function,
> correctly named.
> >
> ____________
Problem solved !!
Thanks!
regards,
Aashish
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