March 19, 2005
2:23 p.m.
I'm having what looks to be the same problem.
Please disregard that message, it turns out that in my case, PEBKAC (been too long since I'd RTFM for Pyste wrt inheritance). For what it's worth, I compiled your example and it ran fine for me (with gcc 3.3.4). I notice that the class name in part of your exception text is preceded by an 8, which looks like part of the mangled name. Whenever I get the "did not match C++ signature" error, the class name matches up. Maybe your compiler is playing funny games? -- Dan Haffey