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  from="Thierry SALSET &lt;ts@c...&gt;"
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Hello list,

I used Camlidl to help me interface C functions and datatypes with OCaml
under Unix but now I would like to interface some existing (written by
others) C++ classes and methods with OCaml. I am not a C++ programmer
and I'm a little bit lost. Can Camlidl be of some help ? Should I write
a C layer between C++ and OCaml ?

Thanks in advance for your responses.


       Thierry Salset
       ENPC / CERMICS
       ts@cermics.enpc.fr
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