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[Python-Dev] enable-framework Vs. Naught

[Python-Dev] enable-framework Vs. Naught [Python-Dev] enable-framework Vs. NaughtAndré Lemos alemos at plux.info
Fri Jan 6 12:39:20 EST 2017
Hi,


I have a C++ module that I am compiling to use inside of my Python
installation under Mac OS.

If I compile & link it against a Framework enabled Python installation, it
works fine, but if I compile & link it against a *non* enabled Framework
installation that we use for distribution, I simply get a non inspiring:

Fatal Python error: PyThreadState_Get: no current thread


I am using python-config to get my flags on both the examples, but I simply
cannot get it to run (although it compiles fine) on a *non* enabled
Framework installation.


Thoughts/Help?



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André Lemos
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