Hi all,
thanks for the numerous replies to my previous questions.
Everything in C works fine so far, but there is a very strange behaviour in python after visiting the C-Function.
The return value of my C-Function is a list of floats. I can print that list, I can do:
a=0 while a<len(list): print list[a] a=a+1
works fine, but if try to do
for element in list: print element
It does that as well, but as soon as the end of the list is reached, I do get an IndexError: list assignment index is out of range. Surprisingly I do get that as well with any list, where I try to use the for loop after using the C-function. So if I use an arbitrary list like
ll=[1,2,3] for l in ll: print l
I do get the same error, and I don't before calling the C-function...
Does that sound familiar to anybody? Is that caused by one of the decref/incref things? Kind regards Philipp