[PySide] Python vs Cython init

[Marc.Poinot at onera.fr]

Hi all,

reading the Andrei Kopats article (http://enki-editor.org/2014/08/23/Pyqt_mem_mgmt.html)regarding the memory init, it reminds me an issue I've had.
It's related to an issue I had with the object init, using the same lines with python and then with cython.
The cython init is not the same as the python one, at least when you write your own C++ wrapper, but in that case I have no way to modify the actual C++ wrapper.

Cython based files do crash with these two calls:

# --- crash stack ends with:
# Shiboken::String::toCString(_object*, long*)
# PySide::Signal::getCallbackSignature(char const*, QObject*, _object*, bool)

See the attached file for the test, now my applications are using plain python files to avoid the issue, but I'd rather use cython files.
So I wonder if it's an expected behavior, a bad install on my platform or a known issue with PySide.

-MP-

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