On Sunday, May 22, 2011 03:42 AM, Roman Yakovenko wrote:
Suppose you have 24 class_creators and trying to split them into 10
buckets. What it currently does is:
- how many creators per bucket? 24/10 = 2. uhm, ok.
- split_sequence of 24 creators by 2, this returns 12 buckets
-
Hi Roman/all,
Today I've found what I believe a bug in balanced file writer.
Suppose you have 24 class_creators and trying to split them into 10
buckets. What it currently does is:
- how many creators per bucket? 24/10 = 2. uhm, ok.
- split_sequence of 24 creators by 2, this returns 12 buckets
On Thursday, May 19, 2011 04:57 AM, Roman Yakovenko wrote:
So now that Boost.Python supports it, any chance to get Py++ to automagically
recognize it too?
Yes of course. I'll fix this bug, but it will not happen this or next week so.
That's great, no pressure, I can register them manually for
On 18/05/2011 04:27, Roman Yakovenko wrote:
Not in a few next months. The SVN contains tested and documented
version. It is perfectly save to use it.
Fair enough. Just asking.
Basically Py++ inspects every exported declaration and looks for smart
pointers and stl containers. Take a look on
cr
Hello Roman/All,
I used Py++ before, and was very happy with it, now I'm working on a new
project and trying to introduce Py++ here as well. Naturally I decided
to get a latest version (was using a bit outdated version before), and
noticed that there was no release in quite some time, so here
