clair - Automatic Python/C++ bindings
0.3.0
Installation
Compiling from source
clair
c2py
CMake options
Set environment variables
Getting Started
C++ Code
Generate Python Bindings and Compile the Module
Use clair-c2py manually
Generate Python Bindings
Compile the Module
Use CMake integration [Recommended]
Generate Python Bindings and Compile the Module
CMake Configuration
General Workflow
Use the Python Module
What is a Clang tool?
Gallery
Functions
Classes
Reference documentation
Basic notions
Type conversion
Principle
Convertible types
Dynamical dispatch
Customization
Using annotations in the C++ sources
Using a TOML configuration file
Generating a template TOML file
TOML Configuration Options
Example
Filtering by namespace
Filtering by name
Filter by file name
Wrap no argument methods as properties
Functions
Default Behavior & Customization
Template Functions
Coroutines, generators
Classes
Default Behavior & Customization
Constructors
User-defined constructors
Synthesized aggregate constructor
Methods
Instance Methods
Const Methods
Static Methods
Operators
Operator()
Operator[]
Arithmetic Operators
Comparison Operators
Iterable Objects
String Representation
Enumerations
Across multiple modules
Example: Two communicating modules
Module A: Defining a class
Module B
CMake configuration
Usage in Python
Converters
Default converters
Custom converters for user-defined types
Set up for third party libraries
c2py
HDF5 (TRIQS/h5 Integration)
TRIQS/nda
Notebook integration
Reporting issues
Change Logs
About clair/c2py
clair - Automatic Python/C++ bindings
Notebook integration
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Notebook integration
Clair defines an IPython notebook magic cell
%%c2py
to compile C++ code from a notebook cell.