Dub - generic?
Peter Kümmel
today I discoverd your interesting way to use doxygen for creating a
language binding.
So I had a look at the code and I found the lua folder in dub/
https://github.com/rubyk/dub/tree/master/lib/dub
Does this mean that all code not beeing in the lua folder is script-
language agnostic,
which would it make possible to add a binding to a other script-
languange by defining
the *.rb/*.erb files of the lua folder?
Many thanks,
Peter Kümmel
Gaspard Bucher
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Peter
On 11.12.2010 17:04, Gaspard Bucher wrote:
> Yes, Dub is language agnostic.
>
> I have some issues with parsing the latest OpenCV sources (huge) so I want
> to do some work to optimize the way templates and typedefs are resolved
> (lazy loading). I also want to do some work to make it easy to "insert" new
> declarations in an existing bindings file. But since I am rewriting Rubyk, I
> doubt I will manage to do this very soon.
>
> Gaspard
>
>
> On Sat, Dec 11, 2010 at 3:18 PM, Peter K�mmel <synth...@gmx.net> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> today I discoverd your interesting way to use doxygen for creating a
>> language binding.
>> So I had a look at the code and I found the lua folder in dub/
>> https://github.com/rubyk/dub/tree/master/lib/dub
>>
>> Does this mean that all code not beeing in the lua folder is script-
>> language agnostic,
>> which would it make possible to add a binding to a other script-
>> languange by defining
>> the *.rb/*.erb files of the lua folder?
>>
>> Many thanks,
>> Peter K�mmel