thanks a lot for the quick answer.
I had to provide the debug-versions, since I was in debug mode, like
you already expected! thanks a lot again!
-stefan
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Du you use program in linux? I work in windows, but I think it's a way
to tell your program the module path like this:
char path[MAX_PATH], cpy_cmd[MAX_PATH];
GetCurrentDirectory( MAX_PATH, path );
sprintf( cpy_cmd, "sys.path.append(r\'%s\\modules\')", path );
PyRun_SimpleString("import sys");
Du you use program in linux? I work in windows, but I think it's a way to
tell your program the module path like this:
char path[MAX_PATH], cpy_cmd[MAX_PATH]; GetCurrentDirectory(
MAX_PATH, path ); sprintf( cpy_cmd,
"sys.path.append(r\'%s\\modules\')", path );
PyRun_SimpleStri
stefan wrote:
Hi Folks,
I currenty extended some of my C++ functionality to python and also
embedded python to use python functionality in my C++ system (and use
as well these extended functions).
While this works fine with the core python functionality, as soon as I
run a script (on the embedded s
Hi Folks,
I currenty extended some of my C++ functionality to python and also
embedded python to use python functionality in my C++ system (and use
as well these extended functions).
While this works fine with the core python functionality, as soon as I
run a script (on the embedded system) which
