Re: guile-gobject problem [solved], g-wrap

[Andreas Rottmann <a.rottmann@gmx.at>]

Andreas Rottmann <a.rottmann@gmx.at> writes:

> Hi!
>
> Trying to use guile-gobject to create bindings for a library of mine,
> I always get C compiler errors, since there is a mapping generated
> from c-type none to <none>, which causes the return type type in the
> wrapper to be declared of type 'none'.
>
[snip]

I've found & fixed the bug. I'll commit to CVS (just have been given
access by Marius!), after posting a patch here for review. First,
however, I'd like to discuss (once again ;-)), the forking of
g-wrap. I could check in a g-wrap into the guile-gtk CVS repository
that provides:

* Argument hiding (needed for GError exceptions).

* An argument call-ccg (needed for GError, since it is passed 
  by double-refernce (pointer to pointer)).

* A changed (generating less code) mechanism to 
  wrap enums (this only has gains for non-GObject enums, though).

* The patched gw-standard-spec.scm as provided by guile-gobject today.

* An exported gw:wrapset-get-wrapsets-depended-on (the fix 
  mentioned already uses this, although it could be changed not 
  to use it easily).

Comments (Rob!)?

Regards, Andy
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