RE: [Newbie]:swig wrappers for bootstrapped classes

Sharma K M writes:
 > > 
 > > This is almost certainly part of the problem (as "y" is used in the
 > > wrapper code before it is defined).
 > > 
 > If I declare class y as a typemap (like your suggestion above),
 > I get the following compilation error:
 > 
 > ==============================
 > sample_wrap.cpp: In function `y x___getitem__ (x *, long int)':
 > sample_wrap.cpp:713: return type `class y' is incomplete
 > sample_wrap.cpp:714: invalid use of undefined type `class y'
 > sample_wrap.cpp:702: forward declaration of `class y'
 > sample_wrap.cpp:713: return type `class y' is incomplete
 > make: *** [sample_wrap.lo] Error 1
 > ==============================
 > 
 > Recall the fact that "Class y" has been defined fully
 > later in the same file.
 > 

I somehow doubt it.  Are you absolutely sure that a definition of
class y appears in the _wrap.c file?   If so, then your C++ 
compiler is broken.

-- Dave
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