Fix for #131 initModule symbol not visible in 1.64#151
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If a global visibility is set to 'hidden', importing modules that define classes without either 'noimport' or 'init' causes errors like: `ImportError: dynamic module does not define init function` This seems to be due to some, probably unintended changes from boostorg#1.
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Contrarily to PR #159, this doesn't fix the issue when adding the |
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If a global visibility is set to 'hidden', importing modules that define classes without either 'noimport' or 'init' causes
errors like:
ImportError: dynamic module does not define init functionThis seems to be due to some, probably unintended changes from #1.