Obj files & wrapping

[Tennis Smith-2]

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Hi,

 

I’m confused on one aspect of wrapping files.  Can I use swig to wrap an obj file that has not yet been linked with any others? Put another way, if foo.c and bar.c are linked to create boojum.lib, can I wrap foo.obj?

 

TIA,

-T

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[David Piepgrass]

> Hi,
>
> I'm confused on one aspect of wrapping files.  Can I use swig to wrap
an
> obj file that has not yet been linked with any others? Put another
way, if
> foo.c and bar.c are linked to create boojum.lib, can I wrap foo.obj?
>
> TIA,
>
> -T

No, SWIG is a source-to-source wrapper generator. It reads an .i file in
which you tell SWIG what C/C++ functions/classes to wrap, then it
generates source code for a wrapper.


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