I was able to solve my problem with the following include file:
#pragma once #ifndef __GCCXML__ #include <boost/python.hpp> typedef boost::python::object pyobject; #else class pyobject; #endif pyobject gaussian_diffs(pyobject imarray, double sigma); Thanks for your help =) Best regards, Boris. 26 февраля 2009 г. 11:40 пользователь Pertti Kelloma"ki < pertti.kellom...@tut.fi> написал: > Roman Yakovenko kirjoitti: > >> 2009/2/26 Борис Казаков <boris.kaza...@gmail.com>: >> >>> May be there is a way to instruct gccxml not to parse some include file? >>> >> >> No, GCCXML is almost a complete C++ compiler, with "xml" instead of >> assembler as the backend. >> > > What might be possible is to provide an alternative include file > where the problematic parts are replaced by some dummy code, > and use ifdefs to select which file to include. Suppose > an include file declares X, Y, and Z, and Z is the problematic > part. The alternative file would then declare X and Y in the > same way as previously, and provide a dummy declaration of Z, > and the py++ code would omit Z from the generated bindings. > > This involves a lot of manual work and tracking of changes to > the original include file, but I think it would work as a last > resort. > -- > Pertti > > _______________________________________________ > Cplusplus-sig mailing list > Cplusplus-sig@python.org > http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/cplusplus-sig >
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