SWIG callback problem on win32

[Markus von Ehr]

Hi,

I tried to build the swig: callback example,
but when I run the runme.py file I get a message box:
abnormal program termination

The error appears in already in the first line of the python
callback generation:

# Add a Python callback (caller owns the callback, so we
# disown it first by calling __disown__).

caller.setCallb ack(PyCallback( ).__disown__())
caller.call()
caller.delCallb ack()

When I call only PyCallback().__ disown__()
alone, the error appears, too.

Anybody knows a solution?

Thanks a lot,

Markus

[Markus von Ehr]

Markus von Ehr schrieb:

Hi,

I tried to build the swig: callback example,
but when I run the runme.py file I get a message box:
abnormal program termination

The error appears in already in the first line of the python
callback generation:

# Add a Python callback (caller owns the callback, so we
# disown it first by calling __disown__).

caller.setCallb ack(PyCallback( ).__disown__())
caller.call()
caller.delCallb ack()

When I call only PyCallback().__ disown__()
alone, the error appears, too.

Anybody knows a solution?

Thanks a lot,

Markus

I made a new trial:

The error appears in the following line of the
Callback class:
_camera_callbac k.disown_Callba ck(self)

I guess the problem is in the
static PyObject *_wrap_disown_C allback
function?
How could I get rid of it?

Thanks for any hints to get rid of this error.

Markus

PS
The application is a C++ Thread providing a callback function,
when a new camera image on the firewire bus is available.
Then I want to inform a python object that it can fetch the new
image data.