Dear Boost::python experts,
I am trying to use a custom shared pointer type instead of
boost::shared_pointer, in my case Teuchos::RCP from the Trilinos
project. The details of Teuchos::RCP should not matter much here. In
any case there is a Doxygen documentation on the Trilinos webpage.
For compl
On 08/05/2011 11:00 AM, Holger Brandsmeier wrote:
Dear Boost::python experts,
I am trying to use a custom shared pointer type instead of
boost::shared_pointer, in my case Teuchos::RCP from the Trilinos
project. The details of Teuchos::RCP should not matter much here. In
any case there is a Doxyg
Dear Braddock,
I'm trying to build Python wrappers with Boost for a fairly large C++
project - and most of its configuration is in CMake. Do you have any more
information on using Boost Python through cmake.
Specifically - i'm interested in configuring cmake to auto-detect (or
atleast require) t
Hi,
I am having a similar problem as the o.p.
I was trying to build Python wrappers for the hello_ext project given in the
boost tutorial using CMake instead of bjam using the instructions as per
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/cplusplus-sig/2007-June/012247.html
The setup is Boost 1.47.0, Pytho
I know next-to-nothing about linking dynamic libraries in Windows, but
if I saw a message like that in Linux, I'd check my dynamic linker path
to ensure the Boost.Python shared library is in it; any Python module
you build is linked against against that library. If the dynamic linker
can't fin
Hi,
The problem was with using the dynamic version of the windows libraries (/MD) -
after changing the project settings to use the static libraries (/MT) this
worked out just fine.
thanks,
-firdaus
From: Jim Bosch-2 [via Boost]
To: fjanoos
Sent: Friday, Augu
Try this. I believe the required FindBoost.cmake is standard in the
cmake/shared/cmake-x.y/modules. Not all of these options may apply to your
build.
#
# BOOST
#
set(Boost_USE_STATIC_LIBSOFF)
set(Boost_USE_MULTITHREADED ON)
set(Boost_USE_STATIC_RUNTIME OFF)
set(BOOST_ROOT "path/to
