Verify your library linkage order, because python boost library need
to be the first one, for some reasons of types resolve.
BR
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 12:15 PM, William Ladwig wrote:
> Are you using the static or dynamic version of the boost python library?
> This looks similar to a problem a
Are you using the static or dynamic version of the boost python library? This
looks similar to a problem a coworker had and switching to the dynamic version
of the library fixed his problem. According to the documentation, the dynamic
version of the library "contains a type conversion registry
Hello,
I tried to do the following:
I've got two Python modules which are both wrapped by boost.python, and both
of them share some header files, so there are several classes which are used
by both modules.
As an easy example:
- first module is called "videolib" and second module is called "vide
