Running test.py and creating test.c and test.h

[swatinair123]

Hi , I am trying to create test.c and test.h by converting test.py to test.pyx . So that i can use conversion.cpp and conversion.h in my function .
I tried in anaconda prompt to run the command "-m test" in python shell. But i am not able to run the make file . Can you please help me/ or tell me the steps to generate test.c and test.
Thanks in advance

[yati-sagade]

test.py just imports the compiled shared object file, which is generated by compiling examples.cpp. You can already use conversion.h in your C++ program as demonstrated in examples.cpp. You'll need boost-python to compile it (check the makefile to see how to compile).

[swatinair123]

Hi I am actually working with windows So none of the commands env python -m test is working . i am new to running makefiles. Can you please help me in this regards.

I tried using conversion.cpp and conversion.h in my Visual studio project and added the necessary include files for boost/python.hpp . and the error i get is that importarray() is undefined . May be the issue is that i am not creating the test.c and test.h from test.py .So can you please tell me how to progress.

[yati-sagade]

I'm afraid I haven't tested any of this on Windows. I think Cygwin or the recent Ubuntu integration can get you far. Maybe playing with this on an Ubuntu VM is also an idea.

[swatinair123]

Ok .Thanks a lot . i will try