One thing you might have noticed was lacking in the last email was any talk about when the GSoC stuff will get into a release. First off, congratulations to both Kurt and Danilo for another successful GSoC summer.
I'm not sure about the Fortran project (other than that a lot of cool stuff happened), but it sounds like much of it was the independent fwrap project. We should integrate whatever Cython-side stuff was involved as soon as its stable (which is probably now). As for the C++ project, it doesn't yet satisfy all C++ needs, but it still makes wrapping C++ a lot nicer. A bit of cleanup is needed before merging into main (e.g. we should verify we are in C++ compiling mode before allowing C++ features). The holdup is operator syntax--currently __add__, etc. are used, but if we support references (which are not yet implemented, but should be pretty easy, at least getting enough for external declarations) we can support C++ operator+ style declarations. (This is especially relevant for how the [] operator is handled.) I think this decision needs to be settled before we push anything out, as I don't want to push the one then deprecate it a month later. For both projects, when they get merged in we'll do a release, but we shouldn't hold back releases for them. - Robert _______________________________________________ Cython-dev mailing list [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/cython-dev
