wlav

The issue isn't nested classes, but rather that the second callrequires an implicit conversion, which is a concept that doesn't exist in Python. There is an implicit conversion mechanism in...

cppyy does not function without Cling. What distinguishes it from other binders, its [run-time behavior](https://compiler-research.org/assets/presentations/W_Lavrijsen-CaaS_Cppyy.pdf), is impossible without Cling. The cmake interface (which was contributed; I've not used it myself)...

What does "this" refer to? Packaging the PCH? Yes. Enabling modules? That has nothing to do with PyInstaller. You can hack `cppyy-cling` to enable them, but I haven't tested them...

Still not fixed. I need to make some changes to enable the tests for upstream to run, then they can add it. I now do have Windows running through VirtualBox...

You're the first to ask about bitfields. :) Had to come one day. I'll have a look and see how they can be supported.

I'll have a look, but all method calls into C++ have a `catch (...)`, so the only reason I can think of, is that the C++ exception has two `type_info`'s....

Yes, this is known: Cling does not currently expose friend declarations, so these are not available for lookup.

No, I'm not aware of that. Probably have to do that myself at some point ...

Hmm, in that bitbucket issue I'm complaining about shortage of time b/c of a big conference, another iteration of which recently absorbed all my time again. :) Nothing obvious jumps...

Sorry for being dense, but I missed that `g.i` is never going to pass through a `int*`. Has to be `ctypes.pointer` of `ctypes.c_int`. The reason is that `g.i` is a...