Anders Wenhaug

Unfortunately, no. However, we have an interface that exposes names using C linkage which you can probably use. See [this directory](https://github.com/bgrimstad/splinter/tree/master/include/cinterface).

We are aware of the potential name collision, so we have reserved [splinterpy](https://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=splinterpy&version=4.0.dev22&:action=display) on PyPI. Thanks for the feedback, though!

We're keeping this issue open because we're not pleased with the way we package the library on PyPI. We are bundling a precompiled version of the library along with the...

Version 4.0 of SPLINTER has now been uploaded to PyPI. I have also made sure to include "SPLINTER" in the description to increase our weight in the search rankings. Note...

Hello @jayvdb! Sorry about the late response from me. You are right, not much has happened in this place lately. I'll have a look at this issue soon. I wasn't...

Hello, Sorry for the late reply! What example are you trying to compile? Could you also provide me with the complete output of the compiler, the compiler you are using...

1. Absolutely, this is awesome! 2. Not that I am aware of, the license we use should be very liberal. 3. We are absolutely still working on this, although progress...

Hello @kumarSC, We have a script called [build_release.sh](https://github.com/bgrimstad/splinter/blob/development/scripts/build_release.sh) which builds the library for all combinations of x86 and x86_64 with the available compilers (that we look for). What we want...

This will require making wrapper classes around the currently user visible classes, as many of those classes have fields of Eigen type, and thus require the compiler to know the...

Hello @atsiflis! We're happy the library has been useful to you :-) I agree that it may seem like a memory leak. As far as I know (and remember), the...