Jörg Birkhold wrote: > Hi there, > > are there any python bindings avaiable for opensg? > > Greetz > > Jörg
What version of OpenSG do you want to use with Python? PyOpenSG development is currently focused on OpenSG 2, though there are two branches in the Subversion repository for OpenSG 1.7/1.8. One of them, 0.1.0, is pretty old, but it worked the one time that I tried it about two weeks ago. The other, 1.7, did not compile on Windows when I tried it a few months ago. Running Py++ again for the 1.7 branch might generate that would be more portable, but I am not sure of that. Allen, the PyOpenSG maintainer, says that there is some flag that can be used to control output from GCC-XML so that non-portable namespaces (__gnu_cxx in this case) do not make their way into the generated code. That flag may yet need to be added to the script that generates the Python bindings for the 1.7 branch. -Patrick P.S. I do not know the significance of the Subversion branch names. My guess is that the 0.1.0 branch is supposed to designate a PyOpenSG version while the 1.7 branch is supposed to correspond to an OpenSG version. -- Patrick L. Hartling | VP Engineering, Infiscape Corp. PGP: http://tinyurl.com/2msw3 | http://www.infiscape.com/
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