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Not really a bug but I think a "good practice" when exposing c++ bindings with pybind11.
Could you please mark the binded objects as py::module_local() to avoid symbol conflicts with other library.
Hey,
Not really a bug but I think a "good practice" when exposing c++ bindings with pybind11.
Could you please mark the binded objects as
py::module_local()
to avoid symbol conflicts with other library.Example:
py::class_<libCZI::IntRect>(m, "BBox")
--->py::class_<libCZI::IntRect>(m, "BBox", py::module_local())
Best,
Daniel
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