First, do we require a minimum version of SWIG? I think the answer to this is currently no. My next question is whether we can require 3.0? It was released close to a year ago, so it should be fairly stable. SWIG 3.0 contains some bugfixes that are useful for generating correct wrappers on Windows, especially with typedefs.
My second question is about our interface guarantees. Are we guaranteeing interface compatibility at the C++ level, or only at the wrapped level? i.e. is it ok to change the signature of a C++ method as long as SWIG can ultimately generate a wrapper that behaves identically?
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