First question: Is it possible to link against a normally built Python
extension?
More specifically, I want to pass the '.so' file of some Python extension
as an extra link argument to the 'weave.inline' function. This seems to
work quite well on Linux. But I suspect, on Mac OS X the answer i
Hi Kevin,
> When you run py2app, the output should indicate exactly where it is
> getting the wxPython scripts and dlls from. Search the py2app
> output for any instances of 'wx' in the filename, then track down
> those locations and see what the wxPython version is there. I've
> released
> First question: Is it possible to link against a normally built Python
> extension?
>
> More specifically, I want to pass the '.so' file of some Python extension
> as an extra link argument to the 'weave.inline' function. This seems to
> work quite well on Linux. But I suspect, on Mac OS X the a
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Hi all,
Trying to figure why the following test app crashes when a 'testtest' Apple
event is sent to it:
# cocoatest.py
from PyObjCTools import AppHelper
from Carbon.AE import AEInstallEventHandler
AEInstallEventHandler('test', 'tes
> Trying to figure why the following test app crashes when a 'testtest'
> Apple event is sent to it:
>
>
> # cocoatest.py
>
> from PyObjCTools import AppHelper
> from Carbon.AE import AEInstallEventHandler
>
> AEInstallEventHandler('test'
> Bob Ippolito wrote:
>
>> > Trying to figure why the following test app crashes when a 'testtest'
>> > Apple event is sent to it:
>>
>>My guess is that there's a refcount or GIL bug in
>>Carbon.AE.AEInstallEventHandler.
>
> How would a GIL bug manifest itself? I always assumed it only became an
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.12.2005 22:25:28:
> > First question: Is it possible to link against a normally built Python
> > extension?
> >
> > More specifically, I want to pass the '.so' file of some Python
extension
> > as an extra link argument to the 'weave.inline' function. This seems
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