[refactor] SWIG - Split pointer manipulation to individual .i file #3538
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Hello @imatiach-msft , as you are the core maintainer of SWIG, can you review this one? I just moved the existing code to a separate file and added a brief overview. |
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@guolinke can we merge this? |
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To make SWIG interface declarations more readable,
pointer manipulation methods were split to a separate module.