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This introduction will describe code generation process using `pyplusplus`_.
I hope, that after you finished to read it, you will understand how powerful
! `pyplusplus`_.
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This introduction will describe code generation process using `pyplusplus`_.
I hope, that after you finished to read it, you will understand how powerful
! `pyplusplus`_ is.
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`boost.python`_ library allows you to expose C++ code to `Python`_ in quick and
! elegant way. Almost the whole process of exposing declarations can be automated.
! Lets see the code generation process definition:
!
! .. image:: ./code_generation_process.png
!
!
! Next few paragraphs will explain more about every step.
*"read declarations"*
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! `pyplusplus`_ uses `pygccxml`_ to read all declaration from source files.
*"build module"*
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`boost.python`_ library allows you to expose C++ code to `Python`_ in quick and
! elegant way. Almost the whole process of exposing declarations can be automated
! by use of `pyplusplus`_. Code generation process, using `pyplusplus`_ consists
! from few steps. Next paragraphs will tell you more about every step.
*"read declarations"*
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! `pyplusplus`_ does not reinvent the wheel. `pyplusplus`_ uses 'GCC C++ compiler`_
! to parse C++ source files. To be more precision, the tool chain looks like this:
+ 1. source code is passed to `GCC-XML`_
+ 2. `GCC-XML`_ passes it to 'GCC C++ compiler`_
+ 3. `GCC-XML`_ generates an XML description of a C++ program from GCC's internal
+ representation.
+ 4. `pyplusplus`_ uses `pygccxml`_ package to read `GCC-XML`_ generated file.
+
+ In short, you can be sure, that all your declarations are read correctly.
+
+ .. _`GCC C++ compiler` : http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc
*"build module"*
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1. which declarations should be exported
! 2. how this specific declaration should be exported
! Of course `pyplusplus`_ can not answer those question, but it provides maximum
! help for you to implement an user requirements.
How can `pyplusplus`_ help you with first question? `pyplusplus`_ provides very
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1. which declarations should be exported
! 2. how this specific declaration should be exported or, if I change a little
! a question, what code should be written in order I get access from Python
! to that functionality
! Of course, `pyplusplus`_ can not answer those question, but it provides maximum
! help to implement an user requirements.
How can `pyplusplus`_ help you with first question? `pyplusplus`_ provides very
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For example in one line of code you can select all free functions that have
! two arguments, where first one is ``int &`` and second one is any:
::
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For example in one line of code you can select all free functions that have
! two arguments, where the first argument has type ``int &`` and the type of the
! second argument is any:
::
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