Edited 12 Feb I\'ve just recently come up with an odd crash using some SWIG-generated Python wrappers for some C++ classes.It seems that the combination of SWIG and Python together are somewhat eager
C++ I have some logger class in C++. This logger is heavily used in my library. The logger allows to set standart STL stream to use as output stream.
So I am working on a small python extension using the SWIG library. I use 3 commands to compile the extension. the first 2 ones use gcc, and the final one g++, giving a python extension as a result. M
I have an application with an embedded Ruby interpreter, and interfaces to STL classes generated by swig.
I am trying to build M2Crypto 0.21.1 with OpenSSL 1.0.0c (or 0.9.7m) for Python 2.5.4 on windows, but SWIG is conspiring against me.I\'ve tried both SWIG 2.0.1 and SWIG 1.3.40 and I get the same error
I\'m using SWIG to make C# bindings that are compatible with the compact framework (WinCE).I\'ve got most of the immediate issues worked through, but my next blocker is that some of the functions retu
I\'m using SWIG to generate a PHP extension over GLib which uses callbacks. To allow usingPHP user-space functions as callbacks, i\'m using something like:
I\'ve downloaded swigwin, sigwin for windows, and have been checking examples. However, most examples have to compile like this: swig -example.i. I tried doing this over the cmd prompt but it does not
So I have compiled a small testing program that uses SWIG as a bridge between python and C. The main part of the program is the python file. The thing runs fine on my own pc, but as soon as I transfer
I\'m testing SWIG on Mac. The default file extension that SWIG on Mac produces is .so file as follows.
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