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Claw (A bit more on how it's intended to work in this blogpost) seems to be a good idea for handling C++ bindings, because it generates the necessary C/C++ binding code automatically. Working with C++ bindings is the main pain of maintaining this library and the main slowing factor, as I know. C++ bindings autogeneration can come in handy and ease the development.
Of course, claw is a wild work-in-progress and using it for bindings can be quite risky for now. However, it can be productive to try using claw for cl-webengine bindings and report issues to the original repo. This will get us closer to the common good — ability to bind C++ QtWebEngine code without a line of C/C++ :)
How does that sound to you?
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Claw (A bit more on how it's intended to work in this blogpost) seems to be a good idea for handling C++ bindings, because it generates the necessary C/C++ binding code automatically. Working with C++ bindings is the main pain of maintaining this library and the main slowing factor, as I know. C++ bindings autogeneration can come in handy and ease the development.
Of course,
claw
is a wild work-in-progress and using it for bindings can be quite risky for now. However, it can be productive to try usingclaw
forcl-webengine
bindings and report issues to the original repo. This will get us closer to the common good — ability to bind C++ QtWebEngine code without a line of C/C++ :)How does that sound to you?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: