I need to be able to call some C++ functions from my Ocaml code. Can someone point me to some examples on how this is done? Is it an issue if what I need to wrap is C++, rather than the more standard C?
I also would like to know if I can do something more complex... namely, I would like to create a C++ object, and return it to Ocaml. Ocaml then needs to be able to call methods of that object. The object does not need to be directly accessible from Ocaml, but it needs to be persistent, so that all Ocaml calls refer to the same object. Essentially, the C++ object implements access to a file via some compression, etc, mechanism. In C++, one creates the object, calls write and read methods, calls the method for closing the file, and deletes the object. How can I wrap around such an object in Ocaml? Is it possible? Any advice? Many thanks, Luca
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