An idea to ease wrapping C libraries in C++.

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  1. Open-Source Vulkan C++ API

    Open-Source Vulkan C++ API

    Even auto-generated c++ wrappers like vulkan-hpp require lots of manual maintenance.

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  3. dynalizer

    C++ Dynamic loader generator for C APIs

  4. CppInAction

    Demo Code for presentation "C++ In Action"

    Is it something like this here that you have in mind? I've developed it to handle SDL and libav (a.k.a. FFmpeg) objects in my talks from last year. The wrapper is generic and not tied to any specific library. It does the heavy lifting to create value types out of the heap-allocated C objects.

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