> I find nimterop to work better mainly because it has a much better C parser > than c2nim, while it still knows about Nim quirks. The best feature it has it > that it outputs a Nim file that you can further fine-tune.
c2nim's parser got significantly better in later releases though and it's the only tool that supports C++ anyway. I'm not concerned that other tools do a better job than my work, I'm concerned that they really don't. ;-)
