Hello,
I'm new to boost::python and was having trouble wrapping a C++ function of
the form
void FindVCs(int vId, vector& vcs);
Here vcs is allocated in the caller and populated by FindVCs.
Initially, I considered wrapping it something like this:
boost::python::list* FindVCs_wrap(int
Hello,
I'm new to boost::python and was having trouble wrapping a C++ function of
the form
void FindVCs(int vId, vector& vcs);
Here vcs is allocated in the caller and populated by FindVCs.
Initially, I considered wrapping it something like this:
boost::python::list* FindVCs_wrap(int vi
Just return boost::python::object by value; it's actually a smart
pointer that carries a PyObject* and uses Python's reference counting,
and you can implicitly create one from boost::python::list (since list
derives from object).
Just returning boost::python::list by value might also work, but
On 08/09/2011 05:17 PM, fjanoos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm new to boost::python and was having trouble wrapping a C++ function of
> the form
> void FindVCs(int vId, vector& vcs);
>
> Here vcs is allocated in the caller and populated by FindVCs.
Note that this should work, but requires you to instr
Hi --
When running a python program through the python profiler, calls to a
function exposed directly through C python api are reported, but not
the calls to a function exposed through boost::python. I'd like to see
boost::python calls reported on their own as well... but have not
managed to.
To de
On 08/09/2011 03:57 PM, Arnaud Espanel wrote:
Hi --
When running a python program through the python profiler, calls to a
function exposed directly through C python api are reported, but not
the calls to a function exposed through boost::python. I'd like to see
boost::python calls reported on the
On 08/09/2011 08:23 PM, Jim Bosch wrote:
> On 08/09/2011 03:57 PM, Arnaud Espanel wrote:
>> Hi --
>> When running a python program through the python profiler, calls to a
>> function exposed directly through C python api are reported, but not
>> the calls to a function exposed through boost::python
Where can I find docs for sending arguments to C\C++ functions? I've
followed the hello world example, which seems to automatically convert
a python string to a char*, but I'm going to need more conversions
later like how to handle a char**. Something like ["a","b","c"]
doesn't seem to work.
