This is really nice.
Just a thought, are you using pygccxml to parse the GCCXML and generate
the reflection dictionary?
BTW, I have been thinking on working on the C++ object serialization of
data as well. In my case the specification would be in the XSD.
I was planning to combine the concepts of these two tools to accomplish
for any kind of customization of class generation and serialization,
A. http://www.rexx.com/~dkuhlman/generateDS.html
+ This has code that can understand the XSD type and generate
python classes, but can be extended to generate cpp classes (possible
use py++)
- Does not preserve the data types (needed for serialization)
B.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/498149
Has a nice way to represent the data types that can be
used to generate the C++ serialization code.
I am going to try 2 first for my needs.
One more benefit is that, you can also generate any form of
serialization once you got the XSD definition and Class generation
right. I have three use cases, binary, XML and human readable format for
logging purposes.
This would be in next one month or so...
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