Miklos Vajna a écrit :
> On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 03:03:20PM +0200, Guillaume Yziquel <
guillaume.yziquel@...> wrote:
>> What's the best way to do it? Any code samples around?
>
> I would start with the examples:
>
>
http://swig.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/swig/trunk/Examples/ocaml/Thanks for the link. I already noticed that.
I managed to link a few pieces of C++ and OCaml. Not yet very
satisfying, but a good start.
However, I see a major shortcoming of Swig when it comes to OCaml:
I cannot find a "real" binding of C++ code with OCaml. I mean by that in
Objective Caml, there are .cmo bytecode object files, .cma bytecode
library files, .cmx native object files, .cmxa native library files, and
.cmxs native shared library files. I do not yet see a way to get to this
result when looking at the examples. I do not believe to be alone in
this situation since there has been a post on the OCaml mailing list of
someone managing to get a bytecode binding going, but not the native
binding...
So, has anyone used Swig to make an OCaml .cm[x]a library?
All the best,
Guillaume Yziquel.
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