Hi Jim,
In my opinion “object y;” is just declaration of global object, not static
variable of some class (in this case you are right: explicit declaration
needed, something like: “object MyStaticClass::y;”).
I have changed setY function to:
void setY(PyObject * y1) { y = object(handle<>(y1)); }
and it doesn’t make crash now.
I’m not sure that such code has no problems and very interested to know why
assignment of one bp::object to another
is not correct. I suppose bp:object counteres references correctly and the
original object is killed only on Python.
Sergey.
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