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Undefined Symbols in python3.2 #31
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Hi,
Py-yajl would build on my system but would fail on import because of undefined symbols. I added two defines to the python3 if in py_yajl.h to fix this. I had tried using PyUnicode objects instead of PyBytes, but I had more undefined symbol issues. If I missed something and you thing Unicode would be the way to handle this, let me know and I will change the Bytes to Unicode.
All the best,
~Rickey