I've looked at both of them, py_cpp just last week and CXX about a year
ago.
The py_cpp tool is very cool. It is also not a code-generator, but the
by-hand work doesn't look much like a regular extension module's code. The
C++ templates you use are very high level and generate Python extension
types (no shadow classes required) that are subclassable (uses the same
hook
that ExtensionClass and MESS use.) Some immediate shortcomings I found
with
it are the in ability to specify default and/or keyword arguments for
methods. This is something I am not willing to give up.
Where can I find py_cpp? I searched python.org and Vaults of Parnassus, but
couldn't seem to find it.
David Fox
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