> Well, it's looking for test1ctypes.dylib, which I
> guess is a MacOSX
> shared library? Meanwhile, you made a
> test1ctypes.so, which is why it
> can't find it. You could try using this instead:
>
> _test1 = N.ctypeslib.load_library('test1ctypes.so',
> '.')
>
> or try to get gcc to make a test1ctypes.dylib.
>
> Ryan
>
Thanks, Ryan. You were on the right track. I changed
the name of the file in the load_library call to
test1ctypes.so and I had to put in the full path to
the file as the second argument. The default path was
to my home directory. I could probably change paths
with a python os call, too.
Anyway, IT WORKED! How 'bout that? One simple
example down and now on to more complex things.
Thanks, again.
-- Lou Pecora, my views are my own.
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