I have been working on a project where I want to remove the boost dependencies and replace it with the Python C API.
I spent some time understanding the Python C API and I saw this
catch (...
I am trying to expose a C++ class to python with boost::python, so I am going through this tutorial. I created a visual studio .dll project, with this source code:
#include <boost/python.hpp>
...
I am transitioning to removing the boost-python dependencies in my code, and I have made to to the "final step" of this transition (I removed all other boost dependencies, and when I comment out the ...
I need to build a numpy array into C++ program
bp::list py_points;
// some code ....
and in some part of the code I need to convert py_points to a PyObject * type to evaluate a python module
...
I am currently working on adding embedded Python support (and yes, extending is not an option) to a large program as part of my summer internship. Ideally, I can keep the Python support within a ...
I recently started using Boost's Python library to wrap parts of a rather large C++ library.
Quite by chance, I discovered that every Python object created by Boost Python, is at least bigger than ...
I am looking for a way to register non static methods of my MyWidget class as python methods.
MyWidget class is a QWidget class and it's on the main window. So I want to initialize
python when the ...
I have a DLL written in C++ that uses Boost.Python to run Python code. The Python code should be able to interact with the actual application (in the DLL).
Is it possible to have both in one library ...
I have a piece of C++ code that generates the data. I want to expose the data to Python. But it is not as trivial as it sounds...
Say this C++ compiles into binaries cppcode. Because of the ...
I have a C++ application dynamically linked to the Python interpreter. I want to be able to import python modules from a particular directory. I want to modify the PYTHONPATH for my process so that ...
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