Suppose I have a C++ class with a bunch of methods that act as callbacks.
My callbacks will be hit if I derive the class and implement the
methods I'm interested in.
Now, I would like to wrap this class from OCaml.
This is straightforward from using OCaml classes (section 18.3.5 of
the manual) but is there a way to implement this using modules?
I don't think this is possible but would like to confirm.
Thanks, Joel
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