Hey John, If you can explain a bit as to what you want to do with your libraries, that would help. What I understand from you so far is that:
A) You have to C++ libraries that you are able to download and compile B) You want to write a wrapper that sits between Julia and the C++, written in C but used by Julia Is that correct? -E On Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 5:43 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Can someone point me to examples of C code in Julia packages ? I am using > BinDeps to download two C++ libraries. After a lot of blind trial and error > I have a build.jl that does what I need. But, I need to write a c wrapper > for the C++ libraries. One idea is to have BinDeps handle the build, if I > can fool it into thinking it is an external library. But, I don't know how > to do that. BinDeps seems to want to download something. I find it rather > opaque. Otherwise I need to find a way to write most of what BinDeps does > by hand for my C code: find paths to top level of the package and various > sub dirs; do change dirs, making, copying, linking at run time, etc. I > spent quite a bit of time searching julia-user, and -dev, grepping and > finding in package trees, reading docs and source code, etc. no luck. > Thanks. > > --John > >
