Bill Spotz wrote:
Hello,
I am the developer of PyTrilinos, the python interface to Trilinos and I
have hit upon some unexpected behavior.
I am trying to wrap the interface to NOX, which utilizes nested
namespaces. I shadow this structure in python by utilizing nested
modules. For example, a subset of the NOX namespace structure is given by
NOX
Abstract
StatusTest
Solver
Epetra
Interface
My goal, which I had previously achieved under an autotools/distutils
hybrid build system, is to generate the following directory structure:
NOX/__init__.py
Abstract.py
StatusTest.py
Solver.py
Epetra/__init__.py
Interface.py
To do this, I have the following swig interface files:
NOX.__init__.i
NOX.Abstract.i
NOX.StatusTest.i
NOX.Solver.i
NOX.Epetra.__init__.i
NOX.Epetra.Interface.i
The problem I am running into seems to be associated with the "."
characters in the swig interface filenames. I get several invocations
of the swig executable working on NOX.__init__.i that produce
NOXPYTHON_wrap.cxx. Is there a way around this behavior?
I assume you are using the macro's for swig found in UseSWIG.cmake?
You might have to create the custom commands by hand.
Information about that can be found here:
http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/CMake_FAQ#How_can_I_generate_a_source_file_during_the_build.3F
It is just a matter of using the correct swig invocation in the custom
command to create the files where you want them. Can post a small
example of what you are trying right now?
-Bill
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