Use standard Python tool to build Python extension#493
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hongquan wants to merge 7 commits intoKitt-AI:masterfrom
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Use standard Python tool to build Python extension#493hongquan wants to merge 7 commits intoKitt-AI:masterfrom
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Can produce *.so file and include resources files now. But not link to enough libraries yet.
Remain issue: model files are not included yet.
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In this PR, I make change of folder layout under swig/Python(3). It is explained here fossasia/susi_linux#326 (comment). |
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Could you consider this @chenguoguo ? This PR supersedes #475 |
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This is to fix #491
Here are the build logs, when building wheel package with this new setup.py script.
On Raspberry Pi 3 (armv7l): https://paste.ee/p/aadtr
On Mac OS X 10.12: https://paste.ee/p/dRAYk
On Ubuntu 18.04 (x86_64): https://paste.ee/p/9Tx5H
The produced .whl files are uploaded here: https://gemfury.com/fossasia/python:snowboy