Roman Yakovenko wrote:
For example, you can expose "this" pointer to Python and use it as your id:
Thanks, this sounds like what I was looking for.
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Renato Araujo wrote:
I had the same problem as you in my binding implementation, then I
solve the problem using this function:
//
// a generator with an execute() function which, given a source type
// and a pointer to an object of that type, returns its most-derived
// /reachable/ type identifi
2009/9/29 Pertti Kellomäki :
> I have Python bindings for a C++ library that among other
> things contains classes for describing the static structure
> of a microprocessor.
>
> My background is in Lisp, so I am used to using object
> identities (references) as keys. The C++ library can
> be used i
Hi Pertti
I had the same problem as you in my binding implementation, then I
solve the problem using this function:
//
// a generator with an execute() function which, given a source type
// and a pointer to an object of that type, returns its most-derived
// /reachable/ type identifier and objec
I have Python bindings for a C++ library that among other
things contains classes for describing the static structure
of a microprocessor.
My background is in Lisp, so I am used to using object
identities (references) as keys. The C++ library can
be used in this fashion, e.g. looking up a registe
