You might want to use wrapper functions in C++
boost::python::object
gender_getter(const FaceObject& obj)
{
if(obj.gender == NULL) return Py_None;
else return obj.gender;
}
Note: its been a bit since I used Boost.Python heavily. The syntax
could be incorrect, but I hope this gives you a ge
Greetings,
I have used a method mentioned on stackoverflow
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6908976/generalized-exception-translation-for-boost-python)
for a generalized method to translate C++ exceptions to python exceptions.
When debugging my code using gdb the frames seem to indicate th
This could be misinformation, but some of the boost libraries have
compile time flags that depend on whether or not threading is enabled.
As an example, I was running into issues with an invalid free() with
respect to shared_ptr (in the cctbx project). Unfortunately, (for your
case) the fix wa
