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name: Issue
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about: Report an issue
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title: ""
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<!--
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INSTRUCTIONS
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============
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Please read these instructions before submitting your issue.
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If this is the first time you interact on this project, welcome to the community!
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In this case, please give a bit of information on how you are using litgen (which project, how long you have been using it, etc.).
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Please check existing issues and discussions for similar reports before submitting a new one.
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Describe the issue
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Provide a clear and concise description of what the issue is. Include logs or code snippets if necessary. Also, please make sure that your issue's title reflects this concise description.
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Version & Platform
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Mention
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- the version of litgen you are using (e.g., a version number or commit hash and/or date)
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- the type of bindings you are using: nanobind or pybind11
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Minimal reproducible example
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Please, please do try to provide a minimal reproducible example that reproduces the issue.
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For example, you can use the following code block:
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```python
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import litgen
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code = """
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void foo(); // include your own C++ code here (make it short)
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"""
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options = litgen.LitgenOptions()
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# Customize options if needed
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generated_code = litgen.generate_code(options, code)
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print(generated_code.pydef_code) # or generated_code.stub_code
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```
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Explain how the generated code should look, and how it actually looks.
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