Hi,
I've been trying to do something that is I would think is a very common
task: I'm trying to expose to Python a C++ class with a member function that
inputs an array of data. On the Python side, I would like to use NumPy to
store this array of data. I've spent many hours searching online for
2009 3:00 PM
Subject: Re: [C++-sig] Fw: g++ compiler limitations
otherthan -ftemplate-depth-n and -DBOOST_PYTHON_MAX_ARITY ?
On 06/11/2009 08:13 PM, Christopher A Mejia wrote:
Stefan / cplusplus-sig,
Based on Stefan's encouragement, I developed a minimal complete test case
Thanks ! Can
than -ftemplate-depth-n and -DBOOST_PYTHON_MAX_ARITY ?
Christopher A Mejia wrote:
Stefan,
Thanks for your response. The API that I am trying to wrap is the
Data Client Server portion of the U.S. Naval Research Labs' SIMDIS
Analysis & Display Tool (simdis.nrl.navy.mil). This is free
oblem, and
hopefully we can use this test case to make Boost.Python an even better
tool.
Thanks in advance,
--Chris
P.S. Unfortunately, I was unable to include preprocessed source from
"g++ ... -E foo.cpp" because the result was too large for the mailing list
system.
Christopher A Mejia
Stefan,
Thanks for your response. The API that I am trying to wrap is the Data
Client Server portion of the U.S. Naval Research Labs' SIMDIS Analysis &
Display Tool (simdis.nrl.navy.mil). This is free software, but does require
registration and there is a human in the loop of the approval pr
Hi,
I'm using pyplusplus and Boost.Python to wrap a class where one of the member
functions has many (28) arguments, most of them with default values. The
wrapping code handles the default arguments with the Py++ "do nothing"
approach, i.e. not by using the BOOST_PYTHON_MEMBER_FUNCTION_OVERLOA
