On 7/12/06, Neal Becker <ndb...@gm...> wrote:
> One of the challenges of integrating algorithms written in c++ with python
> wrappers is that we want to write generic c++ code. It is not obvious how to
> support compile-time polymorphism in this framework.
>
> I wonder is pyplusplus can help here? Maybe a python program interface to
> call pyplusplus to generate a specific instantiation wrapper, call the
> compiler, and load the module?
This will work. pyplusplus has all functionality to do it. You can
take a look on
pyplusplus unittests. This is almost exactly what you want.
There is one big minus - such solution will complicate product delivery.
0. different os and environments
1. good compiler
2. boost.python
3. gccxml
4. pygccxml + pyplusplus
5. scons or other build system, or you will have to generate makefiles
6. your product
It is going to be nightmare :-).
May be you should study Python bindings for boost.graph library.
Or to create all possible or very useful template instantiations and to export
them?
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Roman Yakovenko
C++ Python language binding
http://www.language-binding.net/
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