Amos Anderson wrote:
I'm working on a project which is mixed C++/Python, and we use Boost
functionality in our C++, and we've set up bjam to compile our project
(on OSX). Everything seems to be working quite well.
2) It looks like python's distutils is supposed to be able to help,
but it seems like a waste of time to figure out how to get distutils
to compile my code when I already have bjam pretty much figured out.
First, I assume that distutils can put my libraries on an automatic
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH path that python knows about, because if it can't
then there's no point. But assuming that's not a problem, I can't
figure out how to tell distutils about Extensions that it shouldn't
try to build...
In a previous project I've had success with py2app:
http://svn.pythonmac.org/py2app/py2app/trunk/doc/index.html
We had a number of extensions we built ourselves (not with distutils or
py2app itself) and it happily packaged them into a working app bundle.
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