Py++ 0.9.0

Py++ is an object-oriented framework for creating a code generator for the Boost.Python library.
Main features:
classes
- class wrappers
- two modes of code generation:
- using scope - better error messages location from compiler
- no scope
- automatic detection of held type
- nested classes
- implicit conversion
functions
- virtual methods
- protected method, even non-virtual ones can be accessed from Python.
- overloading
- two modes of code generation:
- with function type - good for exporting template instantiated functions and overloaded ones.
- without function type
- static methods
- code generated for wrapped methods takes into account types of arguments
- operators, both free and member ones
- call policies resolver
- enumerations
- variables, bit fields
- namespace aliasing and using
- writing multiple files
- user code could be inserted almost any where
- write code into file if there were changes
- user license is written at the top of every file
- extracting documentation from source files and integrating it with generated source code
Enhancements:
- Performance was improved: the project runs 1.5 - 2 times faster.
- The ability to control generated "include" directives has been added.
- Initial support for multi-module development has been added.
- Iteration functionality has been added to the Boost.Python Indexing Suite V2 std::map and std::multimap containers.
- The call policies as_tuple, custom_call_policies, and return_range have been added.