Not really an issue, but it would be nice to have an embedding example of Julia into C++. This is an absolute need in large c++ projects as it's easier to embed julia in a sub-project, rather than wrapping the entire C++ project for julia.
I have the impression this is already possible with the existing libcxxwrap-julia framework.
Let's say we have a class like the one you use in types.cpp. Of course, we would like to work with World in both Julia and C++.
function say(w::World)
return w.greet()
end
function better(w::World)::World
return World(greet(w) * " happy people")
end
We have an object of the class World already initialized by C++ and we would like to pass this object to the above julia functions to do some work. Now we want these julia functions to be called by c++. How can we do this?
int main()
{
w = World("hello");
s = // how to call the julia method say with the c++ object w as parameter.
std::cout << s << std::endl;
bw = //how to call the julia method better with the c++ object w as parameter
std::cout << greet(bw) << std::endl;
}
Not really an issue, but it would be nice to have an embedding example of Julia into C++. This is an absolute need in large c++ projects as it's easier to embed julia in a sub-project, rather than wrapping the entire C++ project for julia. I have the impression this is already possible with the existing libcxxwrap-julia framework.
Let's say we have a class like the one you use in
types.cpp
. Of course, we would like to work withWorld
in both Julia and C++.Here are two sample julia functions:
We have an object of the class
World
already initialized by C++ and we would like to pass this object to the above julia functions to do some work. Now we want these julia functions to be called by c++. How can we do this?