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Hi all,

I'm trying to make a port of a python library written in C to Mac OsX,
is there some documentation to help in the process ? I m having trouble
with the creation of the shared library, and I'm not sure this is the way
it should be done.

Boris

In article <>,
"Boris Boutillier" <> wrote:

> I'm trying to make a port of a python library written in C to Mac OsX,
> is there some documentation to help in the process ? I m having trouble
> with the creation of the shared library, and I'm not sure this is the way
> it should be done.

Does it come with a setup.py file? In that case: just follow the regular
instructions. Make sure you have the Apple developer tools installed.

Just

On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 17:50:46 +0100, Just wrote:

> In article <>,
> "Boris Boutillier" <> wrote:
>
>> I'm trying to make a port of a python library written in C to Mac OsX,
>> is there some documentation to help in the process ? I m having trouble
>> with the creation of the shared library, and I'm not sure this is the way
>> it should be done.
>
> Does it come with a setup.py file? In that case: just follow the regular
> instructions. Make sure you have the Apple developer tools installed.
>
No at the moment this is not the case, this a personal extension I wrote
and I didn't made it a distutil extensions.

Boris

In article <>,
"Boris Boutillier" <> wrote:

> > Does it come with a setup.py file? In that case: just follow the regular
> > instructions. Make sure you have the Apple developer tools installed.
> >
> No at the moment this is not the case, this a personal extension I wrote
> and I didn't made it a distutil extensions.

In that case: use distutils It's the easiest way to build C
extensions. A minimal setup.py is not hard to write.

Just