How to specify static python for boost.python?
I want to link python to boost statically to use python and boost.python for each DLL-library inside one process independently from other DLL-libraries.
Standard configure API doesn't have any options to do such things.
Is there isset way to do it?
python c++ boost boost-python linkage
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I want to link python to boost statically to use python and boost.python for each DLL-library inside one process independently from other DLL-libraries.
Standard configure API doesn't have any options to do such things.
Is there isset way to do it?
python c++ boost boost-python linkage
asked Nov 12 at 8:24
wdizant
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add a comment |
I want to link python to boost statically to use python and boost.python for each DLL-library inside one process independently from other DLL-libraries.
Standard configure API doesn't have any options to do such things.
Is there isset way to do it?
python c++ boost boost-python linkage
asked Nov 12 at 8:24
wdizant
85
I want to link python to boost statically to use python and boost.python for each DLL-library inside one process independently from other DLL-libraries.
Standard configure API doesn't have any options to do such things.
Is there isset way to do it?
python c++ boost boost-python linkage
python c++ boost boost-python linkage
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This possibility exists on unix if we use
./configure --disable-shared
for python building. As result python is built as static library and boost python links this static library.
On Windows system it is needed to download python sources and to change project to static library build manually. And after that to specify library path to this static library for boost sources.
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This possibility exists on unix if we use
./configure --disable-shared
for python building. As result python is built as static library and boost python links this static library.
On Windows system it is needed to download python sources and to change project to static library build manually. And after that to specify library path to this static library for boost sources.
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This possibility exists on unix if we use
./configure --disable-shared
for python building. As result python is built as static library and boost python links this static library.
On Windows system it is needed to download python sources and to change project to static library build manually. And after that to specify library path to this static library for boost sources.
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This possibility exists on unix if we use
./configure --disable-shared
for python building. As result python is built as static library and boost python links this static library.
On Windows system it is needed to download python sources and to change project to static library build manually. And after that to specify library path to this static library for boost sources.
answered Nov 19 at 10:22
wdizant
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This possibility exists on unix if we use
./configure --disable-shared
for python building. As result python is built as static library and boost python links this static library.
On Windows system it is needed to download python sources and to change project to static library build manually. And after that to specify library path to this static library for boost sources.
answered Nov 19 at 10:22
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answered Nov 19 at 10:22
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