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Simple description of submodules PyCC is organized in several submodules To ease the burden for the developer, we have implemented a simplified way of specifying sources and dependencies, in Dependencies = ["numpy-1"] LibSources = ["Conductivity.cpp", "FiberInterpolator.cpp"] A swig directory with a file module.i within the directory for the submodule will trigger building of a swig wrapper. We create a SCons build environment (Environment) for each submodule. There are other things as well that can be set in scons.cfg. © 2006
SCons and configure We are currently trying to prototype a separate configure step for SCons. It will use the scons.cfg files to figure out what is needed. pkg-config is used to pull in information. Using the build-system in SCons, tests can be carried out. All necessary information is stored using cPickle, and read when the user needs to build. This system is by no means ready for consumption. © 2006
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