Is there anyway to use BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE in a header file? For instance, I\'d like to be able to declare this Module
I have a library with C++ python extensions (C++ calls python which in turn calls C++) using boost::python and python libraries (this is messy, but a lot of it is legacy) which when tested standalone
I\'m trying to do something which should be very simple, but I\'m not having much luck figuring out how from the existing documentation.
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I need to build python bindings for a C++ codebase. I use boost::python and I ran into problems trying to expose classes containing functions using and returning templates. Here is a typical example
How do I pass a Python list of my object type ClassName to a C++ function that accepts a vector<ClassName>?
I\'m trying to make a wrapper to use a C++ Class in Python but I can\'t fin开发者_开发知识库d a way to pass this image I already loaded in my Python program.
I think something is wrong with my linking (I am running on a mac, and had to change the library to be a MODULE?). Here\'s what I have:
I\'m running into this problem: Boost.Python.ArgumentError: Python argument types in Dirichlet.Observe(int, numpy.int64, float)
I am trying to achieve call Python functions from C++. I thought it could be achieved through function pointers, but it does not seem to be possible. I have been using boost.python to accomplish this.
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