Sebas, 2017-02-14 9:29 GMT-05:00 Sebastian.Gonzalez-Pintor <segon...@gmail.com>: > I do not know why this happens, because I do not wrap the interface for > Subscriptor (it is called internally inside the c++ classes, whithout python > knowing about its existence). I will try to ask for this behaviour somewhere > else and I will try to report whatever I will get here, in case anyone else > face the same problem. Yes, this strange. I have never seen that problem (my code uses boost::python though). What you could do is add a std::cout in the c++ destructor or a print in the python __del__ Then, you could check in which order the destructors, are called.
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