| Objectify 0.3 |
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I am the author of a C library called Panda. It has about 100 exported functions, and I had a need to produce a C++ wrapper for the library... I didn't really want to manually maintain a C++ version of the headers, so I wrote objectify, which is a simple perl script which will do it for me.
An example: The first step is to make sure that objectify knows which methods and classes to export. You do this by defining two empty macros: #define SUPPRESS(x) #define INTERNALSUPPRESS means that the class x wont be exported, whilst INTERNAL stops the specific method listed from being exported. For example: SUPPRESS(panda_object) INTERNAL void panda_dbopen (panda_pdf *); INTERNAL void panda_dbclose (panda_pdf *); INTERNAL void panda_dbwrite (panda_pdf *, char *, char *); INTERNAL char *panda_dbread (panda_pdf *, char *);Objectify will then go through the header, and use the pointers which are passed around to determine what is a class and what isn't... stdout will be the header, stderr is a log of what objectify did... |
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