Michael Hudson mwh at python.net
Thu Jan 17 05:25:45 EST 2002

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Dave Kuhlman <dkuhlman at rexx.com> writes:

> SWIG does do something in this direction.  I don't understand it
> well enough to explain or recommend it.

I have this problem with SWIG; whenever I wrap C I think "Hmm, this
time I could learn how SWIG works, which I don't really know how to
do, but if I learnt would probably save me time in the future -- or I
could just mindlessly bash out the C".  And so far, have always
plumped for the latter.

The Not-Invented-Here effect in miniature.

Cheers,
M.

-- 
  ... when all the programmes on all the channels actually were made
  by actors with cleft pallettes speaking lines by dyslexic writers
  filmed by blind cameramen instead of merely seeming like that, it
  somehow made the whole thing more worthwhile.   -- HHGTG, Episode 11

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