C++ CFFI interaction

[Attila Lendvai]

> 1- Look at c2ffi support for cffi, recently added by Attila Lendvai.

this will not work out of the box for C++, but it has paved the way
for auto generating a C file with wrapper definitions, which then can
be auto-bridged into lisp with cffi/c2ffi.

C++ poses similar issue like inline C functions in header files, they
also need a C wrapper to be able to bind them into lisp. so, to make
cffi/c2ffi 100% even for plain C, it still needs a wave of work to
also generate a CFFI grovel file for stuff like C inline functions.

but i think it's still a long way from there to have any reasonable
auto generated bindings for C++, so i gave up on C++.

if you badly need to work with C++ from lisp then clasp may be a
better environment, if it's already stable enough for your needs.

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