On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 09:19:44AM +0900, Jacques Garrigue wrote:
> > Overall I have to say writing ocaml-c interfaces is pretty easy.
> > Mapping long lists of c enums and defines to ocaml variants seems to
> > be one of the more tedious tasks.
> 
> Doesn't ocamlidl provide some help with standard variants?
> For polymorphic variants, there is a tool called varcc in the lablgtk
> distribution. There is no documentation, but examples and source code
> should be informative enough. It generates efficient conversion tables
> and macros between polymorphic variants and C enums.

I've already taken the liberty of "borrowing" varcc for my little project,
thanks.  Very handy.  In my last message I suggested that varcc or a tool like
it might be included in the ocaml distribution.

-- 
miles
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