SIP is a tool to generate C++ interface code for Python. It is similar to SWIG, but uses a different interface format. It was used to build PyQt and PyKDE, and has support for the Qt signal/slot mechanism.
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Deprecation warnings can no longer be disabled. Class templates now allow super-classes to be defined as template arguments. This release adds the all_raise_py_exception argument to the %Module directive, the /NoRaisesPyException/ function annotation, the /PyName/ typedef annotation, support for "public" preceding the name of a class in a super-class list, and support for "protected" and "private" preceding the name of a class in a super-class list (any such super-class will be ignored).
This release adds the %DefaultDocstringFormat directive. It adds the format argument to the %Docstring directive. %ConvertToSubClassCode can now cause a restart of the conversion process using a different requested type. '*' and '&' are now supported as unary operators in expressions used in the values of default arguments. The /Transfer/ annotation can now be used with the /Array/ annotation to prevent the freeing of the temporary array of pointers.
