Hello,
I don't get much time to hack using Lisp nowadays, so just to prevent the
code from rotting, I wanted to announce that the CVS version of SWIG provides
some C++ support. Also, the CVS version has much-much better C support
compared to the last 1.3.29 SWIG release.
The way to run it for C++ files is:
swig -cffi -c++ test.i
where test.i is a SWIG interface file which can be as simple as
%module test
%{
#include "test.h"
%}
%include "test.h"
this will generate 3 files, one containing C wrapper code, one with CFFI
wrapper code, and one with corresponding CLOS code.
This work is not complete yet, and has many problems (ex. overloaded
functions), but I hope it will get some love from the community.
In case you don't know about SWIG, then:
,----
| SWIG is a software development tool that simplifies the task of interfacing
| different languages to C and C++ programs.
`----
Besides the SWIG team, the CFFI module has been possible due to the support
and contribution of users such as: Justin Heyes-Jones, Luke J Crook, Arthur
Smyles, Thomas Weidner, and many others.
Thanks,
--
Surendra Singhi
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