On Saturday 19 June 2004 10:29, art yerkes wrote:
> The SWIG module for Ocaml has support for a few STL
> types.  If you use those interfaces as a guide, you
> could add support for more if the automatic wrapping
> doesn't suit.
>
> SWIG isn't perfect for everyone but some needs are
> met very well, including using templates.
>
> Look at http://www.swig.org/

How does it handle convert C++ templates to ocaml code, I wonder. I had a 
design in my mind, but it required quite a bit of monkeying around. What's 
their solution?

Regards,

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