This is an example of how you might make python bindings for a simple cpp struct.

Basic outline

1. Make a file that includes all #include lines a. They must use <> not ""
2. Generate bindings with binder a. Set the namespace(s) to bind after the flag --bind
3. Compile the cpp files into objects separately
4. Link all generated objects into one file with the suffix .so
5. Try importing into python!

Examples

There are two examples, one that builds the bindings using a simple bash script, and another that builds the bindings using cmake. The final lines of each script also import the test_struct module and prints a variable of it.