Can we use http://code.google.com/p/pybindgen/ ?
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Can we use http://code.google.com/p/pybindgen/ ?
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On 1/15/13 2:25 AM, ZHONG Zhu wrote:
It's a pain when I started to work on a Shiboken binding to move my project
to Python based. I've been trying to do a binding with Shiboken on Windows
for months but can't make it work. I believe Shiboken is working or people
can't build the PySide
btw, you need to update paths to python libs and includes in
FooLibBinding\FooLibBinding.pro. I have installed python in c:\Python27_64.
Also if you are using mingw, you will need to change the .lib extension to
.a
INCLUDEPATH += ../pyside/include/PySide \
../pyside/include/PySide/QtCore \
sorri, you also have to update the path where you have installed Qt on your
system in files:
pyside\include\PySide\pyside_global.h
FooLib\generate_binding.bat
...replace this c:\Qt\qt-4.8.4-msvc2010-x64 with your path
2013/1/15 Roman Lacko backup.rla...@gmail.com
btw, you need to update
Hi Roman,
I read somewhere and somebody on the mailing list told me that since Python is
compiled with MSVC 2008, I need to use it to create my C++ library and PySide
bindings. Is this not true? Can I use the newer versions of MSVC?
Thanks,
Otto
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Otto,
You are correct. Generally, you should use the same compiler (MSVC2008).
Building CPython extensions with a different version of Visual Studio can
lead to undesirable behaviour, simply not loading an extension module or
crashing. This is because different versions of the C runtime will be
It looks quite promising, but not widely used and quite inactive. I do
not have enough knowledge about the Qt internals to decide, whether this
could be an approach.
@Hugo: could you have a quick look at the project description
(especially the things that are impossible with pybindgen) and
On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 08:54:51 PM Aaron Richiger wrote:
It looks quite promising, but not widely used and quite inactive. I do
not have enough knowledge about the Qt internals to decide, whether this
could be an approach.
@Hugo: could you have a quick look at the project description
Hi all,
I went through a project where I tried (and failed) to wrap my (non-Qt)
library using Shiboken on Win7, then moved to pybindgen and had some
success.
I am not as strong a computer scientist as the authors of these tools
(pybindgen, shiboken), but I can share some modest experience.
IIRC
Thank you Roman, I completed all steps except for step 5.
1. Some problem found. In step 3, in FooLibBinding\FooLibBinding.pro, I
should be using shiboken-python2.7.a but PySide Windows installer only
installed shiboken-python2.7.lib. So I have to use MinGW to build Shiboken from
source
Hi,
2013/1/16 ZHONG Zhu zhu.zh...@alcatel-sbell.com.cn
Thank you Roman, I completed all steps except for step 5.
**1. **Some problem found. In step 3, in
FooLibBinding\FooLibBinding.pro, I should be using shiboken-python2.7.a
but PySide Windows installer only installed
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