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Transforming Virtual Functions15 Dec

Those of you who have had a look under the hood of Python-Ogre will know that we still require patches to be applied to many of the C++ libraries – and that these patched (at least for Ogre) have all been about virtual functions.

There has been a limitation in Py++ where transforming virtual functions (this is where we wrap the function to make it useful to Python – ie it might have a void * argument and we need it to be an unsigned int etc) simply didn’t work.

Well that’s now a thing of the past so the next release of Python-Ogre (for windows anyway) will be built against the precompiled SDK without losing any functionality….

:) :)

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3 Responses to “Transforming Virtual Functions”

  1. Антон Павлович

    There has been a limitation in Py++ where transforming virtual functions (this […….

    Вы правы, не самое удачное время…

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  2. Kylie Batt

    да смеюсь я, смеюсь…

    курьер There has been a limitation in Py++ where transforming virtual functions (this […….

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  3. Kylie Batt

    Какие слова……

    Мастер маникюра педикюра и наращивания ногтей There has been a limitation in Py++ where transforming virtual functions (this […….

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