On 2018-10-02 03:25, evilrat wrote:
To be honest I don't know. Also dstep is written in D and using only 'stable' clang C API, right?
Yes.
This tool is based on full 'unstable' C++ API, so in theory it is possible to do broader range of features, such as template substitution for wrapper generating (or just writting .cpp file for compiler to generate actual code).
So far I haven't had the need for the C++ API. But DStep doesn't support generating bindings for C++ yet so...
If you asking about actual C/C++ support I have no idea, also dstep is probably can do Objective-C as well (but not this tool), and on average at this moment dstep probably has better C support.
Yes, it can do Objective-C, but not C++ (yet).
Recently there is also "dpp" showed up, it also seems to do same C API approach as dstep, probably has little-to-none C++ support, might be wrong though. Oh wait, no Windows? nice... But if you only ever do linux stuff and C only then it probably even better choice.
DStep works on Windows these days (compiler from master). -- /Jacob Carlborg
