I am receiving the following error when trying to price a 20x10 swap from a bootstrapped curve. The error get thrown on the last line of the ImpliedRate function
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I\'m wrapping C++ code into Python and .NET code by using SWIG 2.0.0. I\'m able to wrap a (myClass*, std::string) by introducing the following sentence开发者_Go百科 in the \"interface.i\" file:
This is about embedded python using swig. I have an std::map<enum,开发者_C百科 std::string> exposed to python (embedded python). When the script is executed, swig spits out the below \"warning\
My application is using SWIG to communicate between c++ and python on windows. suppose if my interface is \"example.h\"
I have a sinatra web application and a C++ library that I can \'require\' in sinatra (ruby) using bindings created by swig.
Hey gang, so I\'ve written a swig wrapper for some C code. I\'m trying to bridge the gap between scipy arrays and C arrays, which I know is messy. After a clean compilation (well...not including some
i am able to get xapian working as expected with python on my development server but i am having issues with my web server.
I asked about an error for running Swig examples on mono 2.8 here. Adding \"-arch i386\" solved the issue with simple example, but when I tried to run the other examples, I got the following error, f
The problem: I\'ve wrapped some c++ code in python using SWIG. On the python side, I want to take a wrapped c++ pointer and down-cast it to be a pointer to a subclass. I\'ve added a new c++ function t