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c++ Programming Glossary: pygilstate_ensureWriting Python bindings for C++ code that use OpenCV http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12957492/writing-python-bindings-for-c-code-that-use-opencv _state class PyEnsureGIL public PyEnsureGIL _state PyGILState_Ensure ~PyEnsureGIL PyGILState_Release _state private PyGILState_STATE..
Expose a non-const but noncopyable member in Boost Python http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15093504/expose-a-non-const-but-noncopyable-member-in-boost-python and unlock the GIL. class gil_lock public gil_lock state_ PyGILState_Ensure ~gil_lock PyGILState_Release state_ private PyGILState_STATE.. and unlock the GIL. class gil_lock public gil_lock state_ PyGILState_Ensure ~gil_lock PyGILState_Release state_ private PyGILState_STATE..
Python PyGILState_{Ensure/Release} causes segfault while returning to C++ from Python code http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4866701/python-pygilstate-ensure-release-causes-segfault-while-returning-to-c-from-p it looks like adding PyEval_InitThreads before the call to PyGILState_Ensure does the trick. In my haste to figure things out I incorrectly.. Python code is called PyGILState_STATE d_gstate d_gstate PyGILState_Ensure call python code PyGILState_Release d_gstate So once we return.. to this. I read that calling PyEval_InitThreads before PyGILState_Ensure has solved the problem for some people but it just causes my..
pass callback from python to c++ using boost::python http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7204664/pass-callback-from-python-to-c-using-boostpython Time to call the callback PyGILState_STATE state PyGILState_Ensure boost python call void py_callback PyGILState_Release state..
boost.python not supporting parallelism? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8009613/boost-python-not-supporting-parallelism for that class AcquireGIL public inline AcquireGIL state PyGILState_Ensure inline ~AcquireGIL PyGILState_Release state private PyGILState_STATE..
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