Rubin, Jared wrote:
> How does one create the swig interface file for a function (in a
> separate file) that uses a templated header file?
> My Bar.C uses a template instance of Foo.h. I am not seeing the code
> being wrapped correctly
> Thanks
>
>
> # A function template that uses a class template
> Foo.h
> ==============
> template <class T> class Foo {
> private:
> T* data;
> public Foo(T *d)
> {
> data = t;
> }
> }
>
> Bar.h
> =================
> #include "Foo.h"
> void bar(Foo<int> f);
>
> Bar.C
> =================
> #include "Bar.h"
> void bar(Foo<int> f) {
> // do something;
> return;
> }
>
> FooBar.i
> =========
> %module FooBar
> %include "Foo.h"
> %template(FooI) Foo<int>;
> %include "Bar.h"
>
How is it not being wrapped correctly? Assuming you fix the C++ code so
that it compiles, it should generate wrappers, although you'd have a
SWIGTYPE_p_int type wrapper class which isn't great. See the docs for
improving the wrapping pointers to primitive types.
William
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