Re: [pygccxml-development] argument policies

[Roman Y. <rom...@gm...>]

On 5/2/06, Matthias Baas <ba...@ir...> wrote:
> Roman Yakovenko wrote:
> > Hi. Matthias I am ready to start working on argument policies.
> > I think we should start with "array" argument policies.
> >
> > What do you think?
>
> Can you outline how you are going to implement all this. What features
> are available? How will they be used? etc.. (sort of a design document)

I still don't know. I am going to write a lot of C++ code - test cases.
To see how it should be wrapped. What user need/have to customize, define.
After this I hope it will be clear to me what should be done and how

> Maybe I should brush up my stuff and check it back in somewhen during
> the next couple of days. Now that the new repository is in place, maybe
> it would be a good idea to move the "experimental" stuff to the
> "contrib" directory. Is that ok?

Yes. If you don't mind I'd like next structure of the directory:
contrib
|----your name
|    | all your files/directories goes here.

> (I also have to brush up my other stuff for the contrib directory that
> determines array sizes in signatures...)

It could be nice, cause I think I will be able to integrate the code
with pygccxml

> But first, I have to fix my code as it got broken by the latest check in
> (because function_t is missing)... :(

I am really sorry for inconvenience, but it was absolutely necessary.
I think you should replace it with mem_fun_[v|pv]_t or free_function_t.


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