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Re: [C++-sig] Beginner - Using Wrapped C++ in Python code (Taylor Centers)
by Tony Cappellini Dec. 30, 2015

Dec. 30, 2015

> > 1. Beginner - Using Wrapped C++ in Python code (Taylor Centers) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(MyMath) { > > using namespace boost::python; > > class_<MyMath>("MyMath", no_init) > > .def("__init__", &__init__) > > .def("MyAdd", &MyAdd) > > .def("MySubtract", &MySubtract); > > } > > > >>Any tips or direction would be appreciated. Thanks! > > Have you tried importing the module? That would deb the first step import MyMath mm = MyMath.MyMath() mm.MyAdd(1,2) # assuming this method takes 2 arguments

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Beginner - Using Wrapped C++ in Python code
by Taylor Centers Dec. 28, 2015

Dec. 28, 2015

I've got my C++ program wrapped (I think), by including boost::python libraries and doing this code at the bottom of the file. BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(MyMath) { > using namespace boost::python; > class_<MyMath>("MyMath", no_init) > .def("__init__", &__init__) > .def("MyAdd", &MyAdd) > .def("MySubtract", &MySubtract); > } It builds without error into a static library in Visual Studio. Now I want to use those functions in a Python program, but can't figure out how. What are my next steps? I've read something about bjam, but I haven't been able to find that or get it working. Any tips or direction would be appreciated. Thanks! Taylor

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