Based on multiple requests, it would, may be possible to create C bindings for inkcpp.
It would be a new subdirectory (inkcpp_clib or so) and would do inkcpp stuff but with c functions and external, the bindings should not take too much code, probably a handling the classes implicit as void* pointer passed back to the C code.
A new installation target for CMake is also required (like clib) to install only the c files.
Attention: not mixing up C and C++ header when exporting libs, also a different findInkcpp.cmake is needed for that.
JBenda
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8 months ago
Based on multiple requests, it would, may be possible to create C bindings for inkcpp.
It would be a new subdirectory (inkcpp_clib or so) and would do inkcpp stuff but with c functions and
external, the bindings should not take too much code, probably a handling the classes implicit as void* pointer passed back to the C code.A new installation target for CMake is also required (like
clib) to install only the c files. Attention: not mixing up C and C++ header when exporting libs, also a different findInkcpp.cmake is needed for that.