Hi All,
I had a question regarding how to import SWIG generated python wrappers onto pytrack.
SWIG is an interface generator which I've used to convert my C code to python.
It creates a .so shared object binary and a python file that can be dropped into any project and then be used in python. I have the SWIG wrapper ready and tested. It works as expected.
Maybe this is not the correct place to ask it but going through the questions in the forum, I saw that you simply need to place .py in the flash of the pytrack and then you need to import it in the code.
My question
I would also need the SWIG generated .so file along with .py file for it work correctly. Would pytrack be able to work with the shared object binary?
Hi All, I had a question regarding how to import SWIG generated python wrappers onto pytrack. SWIG is an interface generator which I've used to convert my C code to python. It creates a
.soshared object binary and a python file that can be dropped into any project and then be used in python. I have the SWIG wrapper ready and tested. It works as expected.Maybe this is not the correct place to ask it but going through the questions in the forum, I saw that you simply need to place
.pyin the flash of the pytrack and then you need to import it in the code.My question
I would also need the SWIG generated
.sofile along with .py file for it work correctly. Would pytrack be able to work with the shared object binary?Thank you!