Just a reminder. When you want to use Managed C++ to make the C# wrapper
(which i think is possible and also the implementation with less
performance penalties) you cannot use it on Linux. Mono does not support
Managed C++ wrappers.
I started a year ago searching for a solution to make OSG work with C#.
My conclusion was that Managed C++ would be the best way to create this
wrapper but will take a lot of time. I am now looking at the possibility
to use an application where you can define the grammer of programming
languages. There are grammer descriptions of C++ which can read the
header files and gives a abstract description of the code. These can be
used to generate the Managed C++ wrapper.
With Managed C++ 2.0 you can also use generics, maybe a good alternative
for templates, and there is also a Managed STL extension for Managed C++
which support things like vectors.
This are some ideas from my side. I hope we can help each other to
create a C# wrapper for OSG.
Best regards,
Johan de Koning
Serge Lages schreef:
Don't forget that C# works pretty well on Linux with the Mono project. :)
Or alternatively, switch on to using a dynamic language for
integrating with
the OSG, and integrate with C# with the dynamic language instead. Do
all
the key OSG controls in Lua/Python, and high level app stuff in C#.
I like this way to do it, I think it's a really good way to have
something clean and scalable.
I am also interested by wrapping OSG with C# but currently I am really
busy. Let us know how it goes and I will try to help you as soon as I
can.
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