This remove support for coercing non-ReferenceCounted types that are neither default-constructible nor move-assignable, but it turns out none of the classes we really need it for matches that.
It further cuts down on the amount of code that is being generated to support coercion in cases where it makes absolutely no sense.
* Support trailing return type.
* Ignore C++14 digit separators.
* Parse C++14 binary number representations.
* Support "using"-style type aliases.
* Support decltype and auto with "new".
* Remove silly "long float" and "long long float".
* Support default visibility with class inheritance.
* Remove -longlong hack since C++11 supports long long natively.
* Support unary plus operator.
* Preserve bitfield definitions.
* Support constructor inits using braces.
* Support override/final specifiers.
* Ignore [[attributes]] in certain cases
* Add support for typeid() in expressions
* Parse (but ignore) lambda expressions
* Differentiate between casts, add const_cast/reinterpret_cast
* Support thread_local variables.
* Better support for typedefs
* Same code should compile for both 32-bit and 64-bit
* C++11 typed enum support
* Synthesize __setitem__ when operator [] returns reference
* Rewrite coerce system to have better performance
* Change semantics of __getattr__ and __setattr__ to match
Python's, add __getattribute__, __delattr__ and __delitem__
* Improve performance of slot functions a bit more
* Reduce memory overhead of type system
* Some support for wrapping arrays of numeric types
* C++11 character type support in cppparser
* Chars are handled as strings of length 1
* Template functions for CreatePyInstance that use runtime type map
* More functions from dtool as extension functions
* Code cleanup
rdb
Sam Edwards
tobspr
David Rose