Hello, I have an external library which uses SWIG to generate bindings for many languages like python, perl etc. So they have the interface (.i files) present and also a 'binding' directory and separate dirs for diff languages. So for 'Python', they have the wrapper functions (.c files) in the bindings/python dir. So on installing this library, i can use the python bindings.
Problem is that there was a bug and they have changed a few lines in one of the C files. So my question is - will just applying the patch and installing the library again, will i get a fresh good python binding or do i need to regenerate the wrapper_ *.c files using SWIG. Any tips in working with SWIG, using the python bindings will be appreciated. Also is it a frequent problem of segmentation faults using the python bindings of C programs which employ lot of pointers. Sorry, I am new to SWIG. Is it advisable to use SWIG at all? Thanks. --Bhaskar.
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