|
From: Allen B. <al...@vr...> - 2007-03-30 13:53:10
|
Last night I added function transformers to my py++ code generation script. But unfortunately it now looks like I can't use this feature with boost 1.33.1. It gives this error on compiling: In file included from src/python/ben_module/generated/_ben.main.cpp:7: src/python/ben_module/generated/__call_policies.pypp.hpp:14:58: error: boost/python/suite/indexing/iterator_range.hpp: No such file or directory src/python/ben_module/generated/__convenience.pypp.hpp: In function 'void pyplusplus::convenience::ensure_uniform_sequence(boost::python::api::object, pyplusplus::convenience::index_type)': src/python/ben_module/generated/__convenience.pypp.hpp:46: error: 'len' is not a member of 'boost::python' I am assuming this means that it requires the a customized version of boost with the new indexing suite that is not part of the standard boost.python. Is this correct? Is there any way around this? It would be very painful for me to tell all my users that they can't use the standard version of boost that comes with their OS or that they can get from boost.org. Unless the indexing suite is accepted into boost.python I don't really think it will ever become an option for me to use it or any py++ code that requires it. :( In the case of the code I am generating, I am only using the FT.output transformation anyway, so it doesn't even need the indexing suite. Is there any way that py++ could be a bit smarter and not include the indexing suite files unless they are needed? -Allen |
