On Monday, 3 October 2016 at 12:47:48 UTC, Chalix wrote:
I read a bit about creating libraries in C++, and I found out, this is not possible, because there is no definition of the API.
It is possible, you just need to match compilers with the library in C++, whereas C libraries don't need such an exact match.
With your Qt library, you get a build of it that is compatible with the compiler you use to build your application (either compiling it yourself or getting it from an OS package repo where they did it for you for your OS version)
you mean by "turn C functions into classes"?
Wrap the C functions inside D classes. So they write D code that calls the C functions, then you use their D code.
