Didrik Pinte

@dhirschfeld thanks a lot for all the information, that will be really useful. What I'll probably do is making sure we have available QuantLib dll's for the standard Python versions...

@dhirschfeld I can reproduce the issue (py3.5/win32). Which boost version do you use? The issue is again the problem of the Settings singleton that does not seem to be shared...

@mrslezak IIRC, I was generating the symbols using cygwin, which came with `nm`.

@david-wolf it should work fine as 1.7 did not had major changes. If you can repot specific warnings or errors, that would help.

I'll look into the details. From a quick review, can you confirm you build the QL DLL as explained in the doc? In particular the point 1 in this section...

Thanks @dave-fl for the report. I'll investigate asap.

I think we should investigate the https://github.com/enthought/pyql/blob/master/scripts/generate_symbols.py and check if it does its job correctly. It has been designed on Python 2.7 and known to work with Python 3.3. Python...

@bigtan I confirme what @ceaza says. You must use the compatible MSVC version for the target Python. Python 2.7 means MSVC 2008.

@bigtan another comment: it is expected that the def file is a big file...

@dave-fl I don't have much bandwidth at the moment. If you have some pressing needs and want to consider other options than contributor's free time, ping me by e-mail.