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Typecasting to a struct after python embedding
I have a small python script embedded in a C++ program. After exposing the python object to C++ program and copying the value to a C++ variable, i try to typecast it to a struct, but i do not get the ...
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Python embedding-taking input from C++ and passing it to interpreter [closed]
Ok I am re writing my whole question.I am using pystring_simplestring for embedding python and running simple commands.However,what I really want to do is to pass two integers to the python ...
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embedded python in c++, do i need python installed
when embedding python in a c++ application using
#include "python2.6/Python.h"
and linking -lpython2.6
does the target computer (computer running the final compiled program) need to have python ...
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second python execution fails
i'm having a problem embedding the python 3 engine for an app that need to run custom scripts in python. Since the scripts might be completely different, and sometimes user provided, I am trying to ...
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Add C object to Python List & return the list of C objects to python
I am writing C extensions for python.
I want to know how to add a C object to python list using PyList_SetItem.
For example,
I have a C object.
Atom *a = (Atom *)(PyTuple_GET_ITEM(tmp2, 0));
I ...
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Embedding Python in Qt 5
I would like to embed Python interpreter in to a Qt 5 application.
I have a working application in Qt 5 but when I put
#include <Python.h>
at the top (below Qt headers) the compilation ...
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PyRun_SimpleString fails for def foo():
I could not get PyRun_SimpleFile to work (FILE* compatibility issue) for files that have unicode (widechar) in their name/path and hence this question!
So, I decided to open the python script myself ...
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Building Boost Python Debug
I am definitely not a bjam expert, so pardon my ignorance if it's something really stupid.
I am trying to build a debug version of boost::python using this tutorial.
I have built Python 3.3.0 in my ...
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Embedding Python in Visual C++ and runtime error R6034
So over the past week or so I have been experimenting with embedding a python script into C. I have done this in successive stages. For one of my first attempts I would call my python script from C ...
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Easiest and Fastest way to Embed a Python Script into C?
I have been looking at the Python/C API for embedding my python script into C. I want to know if there is an easy (or simpler) way to embed my python script without having to get too involved in the ...
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Embedded Python in C++ DialogBoxes created by Tkinter
i have successfully embedded python into my c++ application, which runs mfc and is compiled in visual studio 2010.
Python Version I have embedded is:
2.7.3 (default, Apr 10 2012, 23:31:26) [MSC ...
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Python code in C++
I want to use some Python code in my C++ framework to plot some statistics. I have already found the following posting (about how to embedd python in c++) but following the instructions did not lead ...
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Why does PyImport_Import fail to load a module from the current directory?
I'm trying to run the embedding example and I can't load a module from the current working directory unless I explicitly add it to sys.path then it works:
PyRun_SimpleString("import sys");
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Embedding Python 3 - no builtins?
After much hair loss, I'm looking for help.
I'm embedding Python 3.3 into a simple app. One unusual aspect is Python isn't on the path, but it all seems to load OK. But for some reason, nothing can ...
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Avoid duplication of msvcr90.dll in application with embedded Python + C extensions?
I'm distributing a Windows application that embeds Python 2.7 (technique: include python27.dll + 'Python27' directory with DLLs and Lib folder, alongside my .exe). I'm also including a custom Python ...
