Re: [DotGNU]Strategy for dealing with C++ virtual functions in a managed binding.

[Neil Cawse]

yip, swig currently works well with c code as well - auto generating the
pinvokes. Ill make sure we properly support it.
The swig guys have done a thorough job in supporting c and c++ and will
continue to actively develop this product.
That's why it made sense for me to look at doing the work there. But to be
honest I havn't yet had a look at what Adam and the boys have done. Next on
my to do..


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From: "Gopal V" <address@hidden>
To: "Neil Cawse" <address@hidden>
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Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 1:56 AM
Subject: Re: [DotGNU]Strategy for dealing with C++ virtual functions in a
managed binding.


> If memory serves me right, Neil Cawse wrote:
> > So if you got down this far ;) now what you have is:
> > using a single command you can reuse all the great c++ libraries in c#.
> > Sounds good?!
>
> Good ... But Qt#'s generator seems to  do a similar job of things ...
>
> > I think this route is the most robust and sensible way of reuse. Do you
> > agree? Will this be useful?
>
> Yes .... *very* useful ...
>
> > I need to finish the work and then convince Dave to add this into his
Swig
> > project.
>
> I would also like a swig wrapper gen for basic C as well ... Is that on
your
> list ? ...
>
> Gopal
> --
> The difference between insanity and genius is measured by success
>