Barry Scott wrote: > Is linking with c++ the trick that allows C++ extensions to be > dynamically loaded into python? It should be, yes. It all depends on the compiler: some compilers require that the executable is linked with the C++ compiler, some compilers require that main is compiled with the C++ compiler, some compilers allow to load C++ extensions even if only the C compiler was used when building Python, some compilers don't support C++ at all, and so on. configure is supposed to figure it all out. If there is a specific platform/compiler/phase-of-the-moon combination that is not working, but which could be made working by using different magic incantations, please submit a bug report. Regards, Martin
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