Initial attempt at ast builtin module #134
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I saw someone using pybind11 recently, and it has quite an interesting API for declaring python classes in C++. I haven't used it, so I don't know how well it works in practice, but it looks like it might be interesting to learn from. |
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Allright, that is an interesting project indeed! |
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This is an initial attempt at the ast builtin module. Comments or ideas are welcome!
Question I mostly have is how can you create classes in a module, and create instances of those classes.
Another topic is that I really feel a macro could come in handy here.