Paul Dubois <dubois1(a)llnl.gov> writes:
> Has anyone used distutils to build an executable? I have it building a
> C library and then I need to build an executable based on that library
> using the same macro and library definitions and one new .c file
> containing the main.
I have a script that builds a new Python executable (with additional
builtin modules) and which gets all system information from distutils,
but it then makes explicit system calls to run the compilation. I
couldn't find any helper functions for this within distutils.
Here is the script:
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# Compile the mpipython executable containing
# the Scientific.MPI extension module
# Normally nothing needs to be changed below
import distutils
import distutils.sysconfig
import os
cfgDict = distutils.sysconfig.get_config_vars()
# Name of the MPI compilation script.
mpicompiler = 'mpicc'
sources='mpipython.c Scientific_mpi.c'
cmd = '%s %s -o mpipython -I%s %s -L%s -lpython%s %s %s' % \
(mpicompiler,
cfgDict['LINKFORSHARED'],
cfgDict['INCLUDEPY'],
sources,
cfgDict['LIBPL'],
cfgDict['VERSION'],
cfgDict['LIBS'],
cfgDict['LIBM'])
print 'cmd = ', cmd
os.system(cmd)
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Konrad.
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