Okay cool thanks your input.
For any one else has a similar problem - writing a simple iterator function
in python (which is a generator) and assigning that to the __iter__ member
works well as an alternative. For me this turned out to be considerably
faster than using a c++ iterator/getitem itera
Hi,
I have been looking into the best way for me to make a python wrapper for a
C++ library. Boost.Python looks nice and seem to fit my needs, but I have a
few questions before I dig in deep and do the implementation.
What I want to do :
I have a very thin header only C++ library, which is an ex
On 01/23/2012 02:35 PM, Bo Jensen wrote:
Hi,
I have been looking into the best way for me to make a python wrapper for a
C++ library. Boost.Python looks nice and seem to fit my needs, but I have a
few questions before I dig in deep and do the implementation.
What I want to do :
I have a very t
>> 5) I also read that Boost.Python is not thread safe, is that true and if
>> yes can it be fixed/hacked ?
>>
>
> Other people on this list know a lot more than I do about this topic. I
> believe the answer depends on whether the multithreaded programming crosses
> the C++/Python boundary.
FWIW
