Hello
The Situation:
There are three modules involved:
a) myapi.pyd
b) myapi.dll
c) myserver.dll
myapi is a VC++ Project which exposes few classes and methods to python.
myapi.pyd is a UNICODE build, to be used in python.
myapi.dll is a ANSI build, to be used embedded by the myserver.dll
mys
Nat Linden lindenlab.com> writes:
> Try renaming myapi.dll ...
thanks for the hint.
my real life scenario uses:
MY-API.DLL
myapi.pyd
sorry for not mentioning this <:o)
best regards
Adrian
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HI,
still hopeing somone could comme up with anny idea for:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.c%2B%2B/15036
regards Adrian
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Anny Idea why following situation failes to compile?
class A
{
public:
A( LPCTSTR szParam ){};
~A(){};
};
class B: public A
{
public:
B( LPCTSTR szParam ) A(szParam){};
~B(){};
static void includePyModuleDefinition();
};
void B::includePyModuleDefinition(
AdrianB plato-ag.com> writes:
I finally found one reason for this behaviour...
In my Module I included json-spirit, also based on boost.
We have a helper methods gathered into a Include file.
And there I found
using namespace boost;
using namespace json-spirit;
Although my CPP File sta