[C++-SIG] C++ Framework

[Geoffrey Furnish]

 > I have been watching this SIG for a couple of days, and there doesn't seem 
 > to be much traffic, so I thought I would generate some.
 > 
 > Has anybody tried to use the C++ framework from David Redish's article 
 > "Lessons in Python/C++ Interactions"?  If so, any problems?  I am doing a 
 > lot of Python extensions to integrate 3rd party libraries into our Python 
 > application, so I am very interested in this sort of thing.  I would be 
 > interested in hearing any comments good or bad.
 > 
 > =====================================
 > Jeff Whitmire
 > DocuShare Development Team
 > Xerox Wilson Center for Research & Technology
 > 800 Phillips Road   M/S 128-51E
 > Webster, NY  14580
 > (716) 422-3602

It is true that things have been a little calm here lately.  However,
this is only due to lack of things to report, rather than lack of
activity or lack of interest.  Paul and I are hpoing to cut another
release of our C++ bindings before long.  Also, I aim to get a web
page devoted to this activity going.

I am not familiar with the article you mention above.  Can you provide
a full biblio for it?

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Geoffrey Furnish                    email: furnish at lanl.gov
LANL XTM Radiation Transport/POOMA  phone: 505-665-4529     fax: 505-665-7880

"Software complexity is an artifact of implementation."    -Dan Quinlan

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