Re: New user small problem

Zer033 wrote:

Christopher Barker wrote:

This looks like you're having trouble with running SWIG itself, not yet
with compiling the results. I think another poster has suggested a fix.

However, when you do get to the compiling stage, I highly recommend that
you use distutils and a setup.py file to compile the extension , it is
by far the easiest way to compile python extensions.

I recently added directions to the SWIG docs. I don't know that they've
made it to the released version, but you can find them in svn here:

http://swig.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/swig/trunk/Doc/Manual/Python.html

-Chris


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Chris,
I think that is the problem.  What is it I'm supposed to do with the "swigwin-1.3.33" folder in relation to my VS solution.  I can't find any specific steps concerning that.  I did set the python environmental variables though and that seems to be okay.  

Also to the above poster about the Examples/python things working after setting environmental variables that didn't work for me either.  I think it is related to me just not installing or incorporating swig folder properly with my solution.