To clarify, the issue is not with C++, which I am successfully wrapping with C.
The actual issue is using the c_object type in Lisp--if it comes back as a CFFI
pointer, how can I use it in Lisp as a Lisp object? Is there something like:
(ffi:pointer-to-lisp-object ptr)
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Stewart Milberger
Kavalogic, Inc.
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On July 28, 2018 2:46 PM, Stewart M. <sjm-m...@protonmail.com> wrote:
> I am using CFFI with ECL to interface to a C++ library, which has a C++ class
> with a data member of type 'cl_object'. Simplified, my C++ code is:
>
> class LispObject
> {
> public:
> cl_object object;
> };
>
> extern "C" cl_object getObject(LispObject* lo) { return lo->object; }
> extern "C" void setObject(LispObject* lo, cl_object clo) { lo->object =
> clo; }
>
> The full code is:
>
>
> https://common-lisp.net/viewvc/clive/trunk/src/extensions/corral/CliveCorral/LispObjectImpl.hpp?revision=149&view=markup#l59
>
> Can I somehow declare the 'cl_object' type for the 'getValue()' and
> 'setValue()' functions using CFFI 'defcfun' to get and set ECL objects? Is
> there a technique using the lower-level FFI? I am looking for a way to do
> this without compiling C code embedded in Lisp, which I am aware ECL can do.
>
> Thank you for any ideas!
>
> --
> Stewart Milberger
> Kavalogic, Inc.
