[kvemkon]

> Before P2996, generating Python bindings required either:

I'm missing nanobind here.

> Method lookup. Python sees a.dot and searches for the dot attribute. It checks a.__dict__,

> Each attribute access (self.x) involves:

    Dictionary lookup in self.__dict__

Since C++ classes are fixed, I'd expect attributes to be declared once in python (slots).

One thing yet important for cross-language projects: callbacks (events). Would be nice if the sample could be extended.

[fthiesen]

Thanks for the suggestion, let me take a good look at callbacks.

Another thing that I can't make work elegantly is compiling template functions from C++, since we have no clue to guess which types will be instantiated in the Python code (and they can even depend on user input, so only determined at runtime)