[Tutor] Need Help Embedding Python in C++

Wed, 25 Sep 2002 21:16:29 EDT

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Hi, I am having trouble embedding Python in C++. I am using the DJGPP 
compiler and Python 2.2.1. I am using extremely basic code just to try and 
see if I can successfully embed Python in my program without errors.

This is my "test code":

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#include <Python.h>     

int main()          
{               
  return 0;         
}               

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This produces the following errors when I try to compile:

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Compiling: c:/windows/desktop/test.cpp                          

d:/djgpp/include/python.h(62) In file included from 
d:/djgpp/include/python.h62,        
../desktop/test.cpp(6)                                  

d:/djgpp/include/pyport.h(480) Error: #error "LONG_BIT definition appears 
wrong for platform (bad gcc/glibc config?).                             

There were some errors.

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I am running Windows ME (bleh, trying to switch to Linux) and I've never 
encountered any problems like this before with C/C++ or Python.

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT  SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Hi, I am having trouble embedding Python in C++. I am using the DJGPP compiler and Python 2.2.1. I am using extremely basic code just to try and see if I can successfully embed Python in my program without errors.<BR>
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This is my "test code":<BR>
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#include &lt;Python.h&gt;     <BR>
                <BR>
int main()          <BR>
{               <BR>
&nbsp; return 0;         <BR>
}               <BR>
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This produces the following errors when I try to compile:<BR>
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Compiling: c:/windows/desktop/test.cpp                          <BR>
                                                <BR>
d:/djgpp/include/python.h(62) In file included from d:/djgpp/include/python.h62,        <BR>
../desktop/test.cpp(6)                                  <BR>
                                            <BR>
d:/djgpp/include/pyport.h(480) Error: #error "LONG_BIT definition appears wrong for platform (bad gcc/glibc config?).                             <BR>
                                            <BR>
There were some errors.<BR>
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I am running Windows ME (bleh, trying to switch to Linux) and I've never encountered any problems like this before with C/C++ or Python.</FONT></HTML>

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