Hi,
I did some preliminary work on BPL py3k support in these days.
With Troy's help we have a py3k SVN tree in sandbox now, which is
branched from trunk. I also tried to compile BPL with Python 3, and by
following the error report of the compiler, I did some patch - now we
have 14 .cpp files out
troy d. straszheim wrote:
I'm wondering why the current map_indexing_suite is the way it is. Is
there any reason not to enhance it to support now standard methods like
keys(), values(), popitem() and the like?
A colleague and I have been working on an indexing suite that gives a
wrapped std:
Hello!
I've been trying to build a binding for a C++ class with Boost.Python. This
is what I'm using Boost.Jam version is 03.1.17, Python 2.5.2, boost 1.38.0
and Ubuntu 8.04. I used Py++ 1.0 to automatically generate the interface
file. This is the error I get when I try to to build my bindings wi