I am trying to wrap a c++ library using pybind11 so I can use it with Python 3.x.

I tried wrapping the code using swig, but I ran into an issue where SWIG would generate the cxx file, but would not read the headers I was referencing, so it was suggested that I use pybind11 because it's better than swig (this is opinion I know), but I am having trouble finding resources on how I can reference/build the project.

My environment is:

* Windows 10 x64
* Anacondas build 4.4.0 with Python 3.6
* Visual Studios 2015 Professional (c++ installed)

When I create my interface file for Swig, I can do something easy like:

```

```
%module filegdbapi

%{
#include "FileGDBAPI.h"
%}

%include "FileGDBAPI.h"

```

```

Then on the swig build, I can reference the `-I` to the location of the .h files. 

How do I do something like this in pybind11? Is it that simple? 

The documentation for pybind11 always shows building wrappers when you have the .cpp files. Can I use pybind11 in a ways that I can build a wrapper with swig? If so, how do you setup the files? 

Can someone point me to a project that just generates a python wrapper from existing c++ code?

Thank you