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view python/pydc/setup.py @ 2:a27ef6fdc275
- assume dyncall dir is next to maintainers'
author | cslag |
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date | Thu, 31 Dec 2015 20:20:18 +0100 |
parents | 0cfcc391201f |
children | 4c5019f00f5b |
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from distutils.core import setup, Extension dctop = '../../..' pydcext = Extension('pydcext', sources = ['pydcext.c'] #,include_dirs=[ "/".join([dctop,'dyncall']), "/".join([dctop,'dynload']) ] #,library_dirs=[ "/".join([dctop,'dyncall']), "/".join([dctop,'dynload']) ] ,libraries=['dyncall_s','dynload_s'] ) setup( name='pydc' , version='0.1' , author = 'Daniel Adler' , author_email = 'dadler@uni-goettingen.de' , maintainer = 'Daniel Adler' , maintainer_email = 'dadler@uni-goettingen.de' , url = 'http://dyncall.org' , description = 'dynamic call bindings for python' , long_description = ''' dynamic call library allows to call arbitrary library functions with a single call code (written in assembly) ''' , download_url = 'http://dyncall.org/download' , classifiers=[] #, packages=['pydc'] #, package_dir['dir'] , ext_modules = [pydcext] , py_modules = ['pydc'] )