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[kif]

Hi,

Wouldn't it make sense to declare gpyfft on PyPI and make it "pip-instalable" ? Do you believe one could take clfft into the gpyfft into a "manylinux" wheel to ease the deplyment ? I know h5py is doing so for the HDF5 library.

[geggo]

Am 12.10.2018 um 10:18 schrieb Jerome Kieffer [email protected]:

Hi,

Wouldn't it make sense to declare gpyfft on PyPI and make it "pip-instalable" ? Do you believe one could take clfft into the gpyfft into a "manylinux" wheel to ease the deplyment ? I know h5py is doing so for the HDF5 library.

Hi Jerome,

I have no experience with packaging for PyPI. For this, it is sufficient to be able to build wheels? For Windows a copy of the clfft binaries is added as package data. Do you know, should this work in the same way for Linux/MacOS ?

Gregor

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[kif]

On Fri, 12 Oct 2018 03:01:02 -0700 Gregor Thalhammer [email protected] wrote:

Wouldn't it make sense to declare gpyfft on PyPI and make it "pip-instalable" ? Do you believe one could take clfft into the gpyfft into a "manylinux" wheel to ease the deplyment ? I know h5py is doing so for the HDF5 library.

Hi Jerome,

I have no experience with packaging for PyPI. For this, it is sufficient to be able to build wheels? For Windows a copy of the clfft binaries is added as package data. Do you know, should this work in the same way for Linux/MacOS ?

To make the package pip-installable, the simplest (it won't work out the box with gpyfft) is to create an account on pypi and upload a zip or tar.gz obtained from a python setup.py sdist

Then pip install gpyfft will download the zip or tar, unzip it and start compiling it.

For manylinux wheel, we have some knowhow in the silx team. Cheers,

Jerome