On Saturday 04 February 2006 01:20, Anthony Kozar wrote:

> Here is another question that I hope someone will be able to answer.
> 
> If I generate the python wrapper code on another platform (say MacOS X), do
> you think that it will compile and work properly on MacOS 9?

The wrapper files generated by SWIG do not seem to be platform dependent,
other than some optional thread locking stuff in python_interface_wrap.h
that is enabled only if the macro __THREAD__ is defined. At least I can
create the wrapper sources on Linux and then compile for Win32 and the
resulting modules seem to work.
It is probably worth giving a try, especially if MacOS 9 and X have the
same word size and endianness.


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