swig:tldr:ac662
swig: Generate a binding between C++ and Python.
$ swig -c++ -python -o ${path-to-output_wrapper-cpp} ${path-to-swig_file-i}
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The command you provided is used to invoke SWIG (Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator) with the following options:
swig: This is the command to run SWIG.
Options passed to SWIG:
-c++: This option directs SWIG to generate C++ code.-python: This option instructs SWIG to generate Python wrappers.-o ${path-to-output_wrapper-cpp}: This option specifies the output file where SWIG will generate the C++ wrapper code.${path-to-output_wrapper-cpp}should be replaced with the actual path to the desired output file.
${path-to-swig_file-i}: This is the path to the input SWIG interface file (.i file) that contains the interface specifications between the C++ code and the Python wrappers.
In summary, this command runs SWIG, configuring it to generate C++ wrapper code for Python wrappers, with the provided input SWIG file, and outputting the generated code to the specified C++ file.
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