Arguments:

• code:
  • A Python string containing C or C++ function, class, ....
• module:
  • The name you want for the module (Default is 'instant_swig_module'.). String.
• swigopts:
  • Options to swig, for instance -lpointers.i to include the SWIG pointers.i library. String.
• init_code:
  • Code that should be executed when the instant extension is imported. String.
• system_headers:
  • A list of system header files required by the instant code.
• local_headers:
  • A list of local header files required by the instant code.
• wrap_headers:
  • A list of local header files that should be wrapped by SWIG.
• include_dirs:
  • A list of directories to search for header files.
• sources:
  • A list of source files to compile and link with the extension.
• cppargs:
  • Flags like -D, -U, etc. String.
• lddargs:
  • Flags like -D, -U, etc. String.
• libraries:
  • A list of libraries needed by the instant extension.
• library_dirs:
  • A list of directories to search for libraries (-l).
• object_files:
  • If you want to compile the files yourself. NOT YET SUPPORTED.
• arrays:
  • A list of the C arrays to be made from NumPy arrays.
• additional_definitions:
  • A list of additional definitions (typically needed for inheritance)
• additional_declarations:
  • A list of additional declarations (typically needed for inheritance)
• signature:
  • A signature string to identify the form instead of the source code.

Use this function to generate a SWIG interface file.

• code
• ifile_name (The SWIG input file)
• init_code (Code to put in the init section of the interface file)
• system_headers (A list of system headers with declarations needed)
• local_headers (A list of local headers with declarations needed)
• wrap_headers (A list of local headers that will be wrapped by SWIG)