I have compiled boost, and now want to use it in my python app but I am having
trouble with autolink.hpp in my c++ files.
C:\source\esys13>cl /Fo.sconf_temp\conftest_4.obj /c .sconf_temp\conftest_4.cpp
/TP /nologo
/IC:\python26\include "/IC: \source\boost_1_41_0"
conftest_4.cpp
C:\source\boost_1
Hi guys,
I'm trying use the "implicitly_convertible" to specify to boost.python
the possible conversions for every type, but I start get some errors
in my functions call because, the boost.python accept conversions in
more then one level. Like in this code:
The boost.python allow me to call the
Hi everyone,
as it will soon be time for me to update the boost version we're using,
I once more got my hands into my patch for adding support of various
calling conventions to boost.python.
I tried to include the comments that were made a long time ago, and
took an approach close to the one
On Jan 4, 2010, at 10:50 PM, blp330 wrote:
Hi,
I try to upgrade my boost from 1.36 to 1.41, but it will link against
python26.lib.
My own python version is 2.5,
How can I tell boost to link with python25.lib?
What operating system are you on? Mac OS X?
Generally, I on Mac OSX I set up a
