Looks like you have a bug somewhere else. Trying to reduce this to a
minimal reproducible case will doubtless help you find it.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 30, 2008, at 5:38 AM, christophe grimault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi,
I wrote a function to speedup a part of my Python code that
manipulates
python list objects. I do stg like:
void Foo(numeric::array& X, numeric::array& Y, bool flag, list
max_points, list min_points,
list left_max_points, list right_max_points){
...
...
int Lmax = boost::python::extract<int>(max_points.attr("__len__")
());
...
...
}
It compiles, but it crashes with segmentation fault, at the line
where I try get the length of max_points,
which is a list.
I don't understand why !
any help ?
Thanks in advance
Chris
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