Hi Ryan, thanks for your reply, I appreciate it :)
Yes I am very much interested and would appreciate if you can post your
solution, anything that enables me to connect from C++ will do.
Many thanks - Gal.
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Intel Israel (74) L
Hi Ryan,
Thanks very much for your post!!
Your example looks short and sweet :) and is probably one of the only
examples on the web today showing how to write a C++ client connecting
to an late bound COM server, regardless or Python, so I guess people
from even outside the Python community googl
Take a look at SWIG and BOOST.
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Date: Sun, 23 Sep 2007 09:23:54 +0200
From: "Aviel, Gal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [python-win32] Python COM Server, C++ Client - How ???
To: "Ryan Ginstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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I am looking for help building the win32 extensions on 64 bit windows
using the .NET 2005 compiler?
I followed the instructions "Building the extensions from sources" but
found that certain headers could not be found.
Alternatively, are windows 64 binaries available yet?
Andrew MacKeith
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> I am looking for help building the win32 extensions on 64 bit windows
> using the .NET 2005 compiler?
You will need to use the CVS version of pywin32, and follow the instructions
in the docstring for that file - there are specific instructions relating to
x64 builds.
> I followed the instruct
