[Swig-user] Multiple files, same module?

[tmenezes <te...@co...>]

Hello, I'm new to swig and I'm sorry if this is a dumb question, but I
couldn't find an answer...

I'm using swig to define a python interface to a large c++ project. What I'd
like to know is if it's possible to generate one wrapper .cpp file for each
.h class file. I know how to define classes in separated .i files, but then
swig generates everythin into one big .cpp wrapper.

I'm moving away from boost::python / pyste because of bloat. Compilation
takes way too long and I'm starting to get ou of memory problems in linking.
Does swig produce less bloat? Should I be concerned with this
all-code-in-same-file problem?

Best regards,
Telmo Menezes.
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