【发布时间】：2022-12-02 19:40:40
【问题描述】：
I have a C++ code using Cmake & make for the building part. I also have python bindings to this code thanks to PyBind11.
I use pybind11_add_module inside CMakeLists.txt and now when I build (cmake -Bbuild && cd build && make) it creates a python_module.so in the build directory.
I can move it manually elsewhere, and if the module is in the same folder I can use it in python scripts.
Now I\'d like to \"package\" this module and I don\'t know how. My goal would be to be able to pip install python_package_from_module to use it anywhere without the need to manually move/duplicate the python_module.so file. (Edit/Note : for now I don\'t want to publish my package on PiPy, just to be able to pip install locally the package)
Do you know how to do that ? I don\'t have a lot of knowledge about packaging, I\'ve only done it once with a pyproject.toml and a setup.cfg.
The only examples I found use setup.py and are way more complicated. For example I must admit that I really don\'t understand how does this Pybind11 Cmake Example work.
标签： python python-packaging pybind11