Hi Gerwin,
Great effort! It will be interesting to look at the way the Boost
wrappings behave, especially when compared to our osgswig stuff.
Yes, I think so too. Glad to see you're not seeing this as a
competition, I was a bit nervous as to how you'd react since you've been
doing this for a while now. (you know, some people would have said "why
didn't you just use/improve osgSwig" - I've explained my preference in
this matter...)
I want to stress that I started this as an experimental project. I
wanted to see if I could use boost.python to wrap my own projects, and I
figured if I could wrap OSG with it then I could wrap anything! :-)
As I said, I haven't yet run any performance benchmarks. I'm getting
close to where I could make a real program in python, so I'll be able to
do that soon I think.
We made
new progress on osgswig btw, slowly but steadily we (supported by new
contributors) are working our way around the MixinVector stuff. The
latest svn should work with osg 2.9.5, for example.
Without any patches to OSG itself? That's great! The last I heard on
osg-users you still needed to patch VecXArray to pre-MixinVector...
I might take another look at osgSwig to see what it looks like. I
dislike having to learn some other syntax, but if it makes everything
automatic then it's worth it...
Thanks for getting in touch,
J-S
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