Re: [Swig-user] python.h

[Bill S. <wf...@sa...>]

One of the best approaches is to use the python module distutils.  By  
convention, you write a setup.py script and create an Extension  
object with all of the source code, libraries, include directories,  
etc., that you need.  Then you call a setup function that builds or  
installs or whatever you specify on the command line.  The disutils  
module knows where the Python.h header file is and how to link to  
make a python-compatible shared object.

On Aug 27, 2007, at 4:22 PM, sz...@ti... wrote:

> Hi!
> I'm just learning the use of Swing, but i have serious problems with
> compileing. I use ubuntu 6.10, gcc and python 2.5.
> The problem is when I'm trying to compile the c file (which was  
> made by
> swing) the gcc prints error messages: it can't find python.h
>
> How could I solve this problem?
> thx
>
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