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If I have a module built with pybind as sub-module how would my already constructed setup.py incorporate this? For example, my package is structured like this.
\--package_home
setup.py
\--base_package
__init__.py
a1.py
a2.py
\--sub_package
__init__.py
[pybind .so module would go here]
b1.py
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@henryiii Could you clarify / make an example with a mixed python/c++ module with pybind?
I assume I would modify the setup.py to specify the folder containing the python package as "packages = X". Would ext_modules automatically end up in the root of that package folder?
I guess I can just verify this myself.
EDIT: So this works, but the name needs to have the relpath, as you write above.
If I have a module built with pybind as sub-module how would my already constructed setup.py incorporate this? For example, my package is structured like this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: