Hi,

> Hi!
> 
> Can anybody tell me, that is it possible to define ocaml interface to
> wxWindows?
> The problem is, that wxWindows heavily uses classes, and I don't know
> how to interface objects with C/C++...
> 

Just a idea, maybe a stupid one. wxPython is created by a set of swig
interface files (*.i) and swig has a ocaml backend. So maybe it's not too
hard to port wxPython to ocaml. But I don't nothing about internal stuff,
e.g. how wxPython deals with the gc problem and I never tried to use swig.

If this works, we can look for cheap corba bindings...

> I think the main advantage of porting wxWindows can be better windows
> support (GTK is not so stable on Windows, and wxWindows has native
> Look'n'Feel)


regards,
Christoph

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