Hi all,
On 12/12/13 18:03, Garthy wrote:
> I am attempting to embed Python 3.3.3 into an application.
...
> Any ideas about what I might be doing wrong? Anything I can try on the
> Python side or the C API side? My Python knowledge is a bit rusty so I
> may have missed something obvious on the
Hi all,
The output I collected skipped the error messages for some reason.
Updated test output with full errors follows.
Cheers,
Garth
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rm -f applepy applepy.o
gcc -c -o applepy.o applepy.c -g -Wall -I/opt/python/include/python3.3m
gcc -o applepy applepy.o -g -Wall -L/opt/python/lib -lpy
Hi all,
I've written a minimal set of tests illustrate the issue, which also
confirms it is independent of threading. Details below. If you build it,
you might need to tweak the Makefile to run on your system. The script
"run" will run all eight tests. They pass only when we load everything
Hi all,
I am attempting to embed Python 3.3.3 into an application.
Following advice which suggests not using multiple interpreters, I am
experimenting using a *single* interpreter and multiple threads.
So far I have been loading directly into "__main__", ie. something like
this:
PyObject
