
elegant: generic syntax and modern design patterns make C++ syntax feel almost as nice as Julias.fast: as of version 0.7, jluna went through extensive optimization to reduce overhead compared to the C-API as much as possible.safe: full exception forwarding from julia, compile-time assertions, safety from the garbage collector, etc.Any Julia object can be moved to C++ or access and modified directly generic: all std:: C++ and C classes are wrapped, and can be move between Julia and C++ freely.modern: uses the most modern C++20 features, the newest compiler versions and Julia 1.7+.It aims to fully replace the C-API in usage in C++ projects, and offers a possible alternative to Cxx.jl. I have spend the last few months, full-time, writing a Julia ⭤ wrapper completely from scratch.


( Edit: the license of the library has been changed to MIT, making it freely available without restrictions)
