#202 python bytecode mystery ...

[Anonymous]

I'm using Python 2.1 and SWIG 1.3.14.

I used SWIG on a pretty big project and it worked out
fine. I can use all methods of the C++-classes I want.

But after I imported the wrapper-module and it got
compilated into bytecode, and I use it a second time,
so that the bytecode is used, I get wrong
variable-values ( strange values - looks like they're
not initialised, but they are !) for the variables in
the C++-classes. It's nothing wrong with the mechansim
of getting the variables into python, 'cause I print'em
out in the C++ methods.

When deleting the wrapper-bytecode before using the
wrapper (and force it to use the real code) everything
works fine again.

Something wrong with the bytecode ?

[David M. Beazley]

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Need a more specific example to know what might be wrong.

[David M. Beazley]

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No ideas. No followup so I'm closing.