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Old 12-11-2009, 08:54 AM   #1
mohabic
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Debugging python application binding with C++ libraries


WEll, Hello Every body

Currently I'm developing a program written by python language, binding with c++ library, and i got that error
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python: /usr/local/include/flens/fullstorage.tcc:349: flens::FullStorageView<T, Order>::~FullStorageView() [with T = double, flens::StorageOrder Order = (flens::StorageOrder)1u]: Assertion `0' failed.
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Do you have any idea about this error ?

This is not my question anyway,
Please guide me to an IDE that give me the ability to debug the application in both python and C++.
I used "NetBeans for Python", but it only gives the ability to debug in python and c++.

Thanks on advance
 
  


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