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Greg Ewing wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Billy G. Allie wrote:
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<pre wrap="">It's independent. What I did was modified the Python 2.4.x distutils to
add the pyrex support, then created created diffs of the changes.
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Is your version upward-compatible with the existing
Pyrex distutils extension? Could I just drop it in
and have people's existing setup.py files continue
to work?
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Greg
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Greg,<br>
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I am attaching a new extension.py, build_ext.py, and __init__.py that
is upward compatible with the existing Distutils. You can drop this in
and have people's existing setup.py files continue to work. You would
only need to import extension.py if you wanted to specify one or more
of the options (pyrex_include_dirs, pyrex_cplus, or
pyrex_create_listing) in the extension objext(s) defined in setup.py.<br>
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Bill<br>
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