In the early days (~2002) we had trouble with EH on some Linux platforms, too.
One workaround that helped for some things was to catch exceptions in the same
.so where they were raised (e.g. boost::python::throw_error_already_set()
ensures the exception is thrown in the libboost_python.so). Simi
On 12/02/2010 02:23 PM, Dane Springmeyer wrote:
Hello,
I recently recompiled my C++ app (mapnik.org, which uses boost python for
python binding) with -m64 flags for 64 bit operation and this broke the boost
python exception handling.
Instead of C++ exceptions being propagated to python except
This happens in my application as well, dont know if its a known issue for
boost python or not..
I too would like to see a solution; I myself have not had anytime to look
into it since exceptions are a rare thing in my app.
I can confirm however that a similar problem occurs on Solaris Sparcv9
mach
Hello,
I recently recompiled my C++ app (mapnik.org, which uses boost python for
python binding) with -m64 flags for 64 bit operation and this broke the boost
python exception handling.
Instead of C++ exceptions being propagated to python exceptions, I get
segmentation faults (core dump).
I h
