Neal Becker wrote: > [...] >>> Indeed. But there are tools to generate most of the painful code: >>> Swig, boost::python, and others. >>> With Swig, you can even subclass C++ classes and override virtual >>> methods in python. >>> I wish pypy could do the same. >> Both methods involve parsing C++, which is not fun. For example, >> concerning wxwidget, I for once think it would be much easier to wrap >> gtk than wxwidget (if we think: would be good to have a GUI lib for >> pypy); incidently, that's how pygtk is generated (some python + scheme >> code generate the pygtk wrapper around gtk). >> > > boost::python does not involve parsing c++.
yip, it does. The compiler parses C++, after all :-). nitpickingly-yours, Carl Friedrich _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
