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While trying to wrap ncurses, I wonder if it is necessary to define the struct WINDOW as scheme object. The library functions themselves only call and return pointers to WINDOW -objects. My first approach is to hide that struct from the interface at all and just cast pointers into integers and back before applying libguile's conversion functions, or let g-wrap do that for me. But I know that the SCM-ncurses-interface of J.Leveling creates windows as scheme objects. So is there a flaw in the former naive approach which hides structs that are called by reference only from the interface-file ? Klaus Schilling