On 09/07/2010 01:25 PM, Junwei Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I am now considering using boost.python to integrate some IT++(C++
scientific library)
codes to python.
But when I do some simple example
to wrapper this func
int vfunc(int n)
{
vec a = linspace(0,n,10); // already include IT++ and using its
Hi,
I am now considering using boost.python to integrate some IT++(C++
scientific library)
codes to python.
But when I do some simple example
to wrapper this func
int vfunc(int n)
{
vec a = linspace(0,n,10); // already include IT++ and using its namespace
vec b= linspace(0,2*n,10);//
Thank you very much for your quick reply, I will have a try first. :-)
2010/9/7 Jim Bosch :
> On 09/07/2010 12:19 AM, Binbin Shen wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>> I am new to boost.python, and want to provide python interface of a
>> large lab application written in C++. I have written some wrappers and
>> mak
David,
I'm still a newbie on this list myself, but I will tell you that for the larger
project which we were attempting to wrap, we had excellent luck with Gustavo
Carniero's Pybindgen project. We found it to be much simpler to work with than
boost.python and py++, and also it compiled much fas
On 09/07/2010 12:19 AM, Binbin Shen wrote:
Hi,
I am new to boost.python, and want to provide python interface of a
large lab application written in C++. I have written some wrappers and
make some classes works in python, but also encounter some problems
that cannot be solved by Googling, and I do
Hi,
I am new to boost.python, and want to provide python interface of a
large lab application written in C++. I have written some wrappers and
make some classes works in python, but also encounter some problems
that cannot be solved by Googling, and I do not want to modify the
source of the C++ app
