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I have done a MIP (Mixed integer programming) language in C++ and I want to expose it to python.
This is a collection of objects that act as numbers and which you can use to declare linear equations.
These are 5 objects that have tens of operator overloads. As you can imagine, any combination of the 5 plus int, double, etc...
If I wrap the 5 objects from C++ to python, does the operator overloading maps to python automatically?
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Hi!
I have done a MIP (Mixed integer programming) language in C++ and I want to expose it to python.
This is a collection of objects that act as numbers and which you can use to declare linear equations.
These are 5 objects that have tens of operator overloads. As you can imagine, any combination of the 5 plus int, double, etc...
If I wrap the 5 objects from C++ to python, does the operator overloading maps to python automatically?
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