I have a problem with a c++ extension into a python program.
I am trying to run a program written by someone else. It has been
written and tested on linux/intel but I don't have access to a linux
machine at the moment, so I am attempting to run it on osX (G4).
When the program runs I get a segmentation fault. This happens when
it reaches the line
import _contributionForPixel
which has previously been created by setup.py which is as follows:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# To use:
# python setup.py install
#
import os, sys, string, re
from glob import glob
import distutils
#try:
import distutils
from distutils.command.install import install
from distutils.core import setup, Extension
# except:
# raise SystemExit, "Distutils problem, see Numeric README."
headers = glob (os.path.join ("Include","*.h") )
header = headers + glob (os.path.join ("Include/Numeric","*.h") )
# The version is set in Lib/numeric_version.py
setup (name = "extension",
description = " Extension to Python",
ext_modules = [Extension('_contributionForPixel',
['contribution.cc',
'contribution_wrap.cxx' ]
, include_dirs = ['./'] ),
]
)
Can someone point me in the right direction? Is it likely there is
a problem with the original contribution.cc file (even though setup
python build) runs fine, or is there some problem with the way it is
linked. I am using python 2.4.1 on osX 10.4
Thanks
Tom.
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