One use case of us requires interfacing ffmpeg. I used cpp to circumvent many of the c2nim limitations (e.g. macros within structs). However, I don't come to grips with type definitions that aren't declared top to bottom.
Specifically, I had to reorder many types in the avformat.nim file. * What would be the best way to sort c2nim's type definitions automatically (on a limited time budget)? * What would it entail to upgrade the c2nim parser? * Or am I missing some obvious options? AFAIK, nim doesn't support forward declarations for good reasons. The diff between preprocessed .h files --> c2nim --> automatically generated .nim vs manually reordered nim files is on github. [https://github.com/ahirner/nim-ffmpeg/compare/auto_only?expand=1#diff-7dc1342505fab6283c80ade1f70d8c78](https://github.com/ahirner/nim-ffmpeg/compare/auto_only?expand=1#diff-7dc1342505fab6283c80ade1f70d8c78) An early version seems to work though. I just started using nim and love it!
