Hi I want to add a simple exception handler to my boost.python application. I want it to print a simple message to the console, indicating the nature of the error. I have seen: try { ... } catch ( error_already_set ) { PyErr_Print(); } But is there a better solution using a boost.python method instead of PyErr_Print() ? Or, can I do something like the following? catch ( const error_already_set& e ) { cout << e.what(); } Best regards David