Oh I understand that. When they got the Dynamic Language Runtime down,
they opened up the gates for that. That being said, Python.NET choked up
on that test too. I don't think it's using the DLR though.
Really I only give it as something of a final acceptance test for being
able to work between
Can anyone point me towards any tutorials on building a boost::python
module using Mingw/GCC for Python 3? I'm able to invoke bjam as per [1],
but it fails when it gets up to the "copy hello.py"[3] command, which
causes the rest of it to fail. Attempting to copy the .py beforehand
results in it
