Ludovic Court?s:
Therefore, being able to parse and access C code from Scheme/Guile itself,
and handling such a code like any other Scheme object would clearly
benefit the community opening many new possibilities.
For example, creating Guile bindings through a foreign function generator
using the parser on headers for popular C libraries and applications
would be plain easy.
Again, I'm not convinced that such a tool would suffice to make FFI
generation "plain easy".
One project who actually makes this conversion "plain easy", is jsext:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread528081.html
jsext is a library for javascript which automatically creates wrappers
on the fly out of c header files. I know it works, because I once got
a personal demonstration from the author of it. :-) Might be worth looking
at as well.
