Hi Joel,
The same explicit method is in both simulavr.i and pysimulavr.i:SystemClock &GetSystemClock() { return SystemClock::Instance(); } It needs to be moved to a third location and just referenced by the various language interfaces.
In python we don't need this function, because it's possible to use it directly as "sc = SystemClock.Instance()".
I have a more extended version of pysimulavr.i I have send this to Michael for testing and he was able to use it. If you want, I can resend this container also to you. In the moment it's only for testing purposes, that pysimulavr module works.
But I think, I'll have time in the next days to integrate this new pysimulavr.i, so it would be available to use and try for all. --enable-python option for configure is now implemented. I'll push it to my git repo on github.com: http://github.com/tomk/simulavrxx/tree/dev-stable (if there are questions about it, feel free to ask)
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