Hi there,
I have a python package with multiple python routines and two of them are
calling a cpp routine which is hooked using pybind11. Below is my directory
view:
src
|---a.py
|---b.py (importing routine.cpp as kbase)
|--- c.py (importing routine.cpp as kbase)
|--- api.py
|--- routine.cpp
This routine.cpp is depending on the open CPP Eigen library. I have a local
folder outside of /src named as lib which contain the Eigen library.
/lib/eigen_cpp
Now, I'm using pyinstaller to make a single executable of my api.py as
api.exe. I'm using this commands,
pyinstaller --hidden-file=routine.cpp --onefile api.py
It creates the api.exe, but when I run it through terminal it says: "No
module named 'generator.base'". This generator.base is actually the cpp
routine named base though pybind11.
How to resolve this dependency? Thanks in advance.
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