Hi all,
we've developed a Python pacakge which consists of both a compiled
extension module and some helper functions in Python. Is there a
tutorial on how to package such an extension?
Most resources I found for distutils describe either building an
extension or pure python modules. Currently I have a structure like this:
ABCD/__init__.py
ABCD/main.py
ccode/some.c
ccode/some.h
ccode/Makefile
The Makefile compiles the C code and creates ABCD/some.so, which
"main.py" then imports. This works, but not e.g. on Windows and it's not
integrated into pip, of course.
We're soon going to publish the package as open source code and it would
be great to do "pip install ABCD" ultimately. Is there a simple example
out there how to achieve this?
Additionally, we use OpenMP in the C code for parallelism. This is easy
in the Makefile, one has to pass "-fopenmp" to gcc and "/openmp" to
msvc. Is there a way to set this flag automatically depending on the
compiler?
Best regards,
Christian
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