[C++-sig] where is the extension module?
David Abrahams
dave at boostpro.com
Thu Nov 20 18:42:05 CET 2008
Run bjam with "-n -a" and it will show you all the commands it
executed to build and run the test. That includes the info you're
looking for. Oh, unless you pass --preserve-test-targets, the
extension module is deleted when the test passes, so you might want to
touch the .cpp file and try again.
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On Nov 19, 2008, at 12:55 PM, "jrios" <gallineral at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everybody
> I am just learning Boost.Python and so far I was able to install Boost
> 1.37.0, got a free copy of Visual Studio 9 Express (thanks
> Microsoft!) and
> built all Boost libraries (a long wait of almost 3 hours).
> Started the tutorial, compiled the extending example under
> libs\python\example\quickstart, the test was successful.
> But where is the extending module? I did an entire search under the
> Boost
> root and the closest thing I saw was a extending.pyd.rsp file. On
> the python
> console I typed >>import extending and I got "ImportError: No module
> named
> extending"
> Please give me some hint....thanks
>
>
>
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