python "import" of statically linked module with SWIG

samsappleton

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03-11-2008

Hi

I compiled a SWIG wrapper & linked it with a main program in C (i'm
extending the main program/C with a python interpreter).

How can I "import" the swig wrapper module in Python? If I just
use "import <python-swig-module-name>", of course I get

ImportError: no module named XXXX

I don't want to expose any .so files if possible i.e. not dynamically
linked.

Sam

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