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Doc: add info about litgen binding generator #780

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Expand Up @@ -398,6 +398,19 @@ build system compatible with another tool that is sufficiently
feature-complete, then please file an issue and I am happy to reference it in
the documentation.

Are there tools to generate nanobind bindings automatically?
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`litgen <https://pthom.github.io/litgen>`__ is an automatic Python bindings
generator compatible with both pybind11 and nanobind, designed to create
documented and easily discoverable bindings.
It reproduces header documentation directly in the bindings, making the
generated API intuitive and well-documented for Python users.
Powered by srcML (srcml.org), a high-performance, multi-language parsing tool,
litgen takes a developer-centric approach.
The C++ API to be exposed to Python must be C++14 compatible, although the
implementation can leverage more modern C++ features.

How to cite this project?
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