: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 10:53 AM
To: cplusplus-sig@python.org
Subject: Re: [C++-sig] EXTERNAL: Building Boost Python problem
Thanks so much for the help. In my original post, I did say I am using
32 bit python ver 2.7.
Shall I still get a x64 def file? Is this because I am on Windows 7 64
ecember 21, 2011 11:34 AM
To: cplusplus-sig@python.org
Subject: RE: [C++-sig] EXTERNAL: Building Boost Python problem
Looks like I had sudden onset of dyslexia while scanning your build output,
read mgw46 as mgw64, and thought you were using 64-bit MinGW and therefore
64-bit Python. The def file e
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Subject: Re: [C++-sig] EXTERNAL: Building Boost Python problem
Thanks so much for the help. In my original post, I did say I am using 32 bit
python ver 2.7.
Shall I still get a x64 def file? Is this because I am on Windows 7 64 bit? I
just wanted to be clear.
By the way, where does the
Thanks so much for the help. In my original post, I did say I am using 32
bit python ver 2.7.
Shall I still get a x64 def file? Is this because I am on Windows 7 64
bit? I just wanted to be clear.
By the way, where does the def file go and how is it referenced?
On Wed, 21 Dec 2011 08:58:07
Whoops, just realized you're using Python 2.7, so my def file won't help you.
You need to get a x64 def file for your version of Python (there are ways to
generate these, google) and run it against dlltool (see notes in previous
response) to generate a libpython27.a
-Original Message-
I'm attaching my notes below. I will point out that while the directions
reference 1.48, I've actually had problems with 1.48 and MinGW-W64.
Specifically, I'm having problems with bjam building all libraries at once.
Building individually appears to work, but I haven't bothered trying to buil
