capi: Start filling out C++ API for components #11880
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I'd like to write some fancier tests soon for this, but I'm not a fan of writing C, so this commit starts to fill out the C++ API for components by adding a few wrapper classes. Like the rest of the C++ API this is all built as a wrapper around the C API. This commit introduces a `Component` type and an `ExportIndex` type to go along with it. This binds the `component.h` header file in C++. This also starts a convention of `capi` methods to access the underlying pointer/value as a conventional way to mix the C/C++ APIs which will allow gradually migrating tests to C++.
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I'd like to write some fancier tests soon for this, but I'm not a fan of writing C, so this commit starts to fill out the C++ API for components by adding a few wrapper classes. Like the rest of the C++ API this is all built as a wrapper around the C API.
This commit introduces a
Componenttype and anExportIndextype to go along with it. This binds thecomponent.hheader file in C++. This also starts a convention ofcapimethods to access the underlying pointer/value as a conventional way to mix the C/C++ APIs which will allow gradually migrating tests to C++.