That is very very strange. Removing const should not change anything. If it
does... well... black magic?
The debugging link Dave provided is very important if you must compile debug
versions. I remember something about not mixing debug/release versions of
python but I just avoid the issue by never compiling pyd's in debug mode...
Removing the reference completely should do the trick though. I.e.
shared_ptr m_ptr
and
B(shared_ptr ptr) : m_ptr(ptr)
It's much safer than keeping the ref.
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