The clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition and clibgen.buildInterface functions fail when parsing some header files on the
macOS platform.
Suppose that you have two header files. Header file simple1.hpp
includes a standard header, such as vector.
#ifndef SIMPLE1_HPP #define SIMPLE1_HPP #include <vector> // class definitions // functions #endif
Header file simple2.hpp includes simple1.hpp.
#include "simple1.hpp" // class definitions based on simple1.hpp content // other functionality
This call to clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition generates errors
parsing the header file on macOS.
clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition(["simple1.hpp","simple2.hpp"],"PackageName","simple")
To include this content in the library, create a wrapper header file with the contents of
simple1.hpp and simple2.hpp. For example, create
wrapsimple.hpp with these statements:
#ifndef SIMPLE1_HPP #define SIMPLE1_HPP #include <vector> // class definitions // functions #endif // Start of simple2.hpp content. Do not add the include simple1.hpp statement. // class definitions based on simple1.hpp content // other functionality
Create the library definition definesimple.mlx using the wrapper header
file.
clibgen.generateLibraryDefinition("wrapsimple.hpp","PackageName","simple")