The python extension expects to be built in source code directory. Edit the setup.cfg to provide the path to eigen headers. The setup.cfg.linux and setup.cfg.win32 are example configuration files.
Currently, the extension does not build with python3.
To build:
python setup.py build
The extension should be create in a build directory. You can copy the examples/prc_example.py to the build/lib* directory and test it by cd'ing into that directory and running
python prc_example.py
If it works, you can install by running
python setup.py install
If you wish to create binary distributions, then
could be used.
Typically, you do not need to do this step. It currently requires pybindgen and gccxml. It only needs to be done if the C++ code is changed.
python prc_gen.py > prc_impl.cc
Edit prc_impl.cc to add import_array() at the start of PyMODINIT_FUNC initprc_impl function. This is needed to initialized numpy arrays.
python setup.py build python setup.py install
Currently not documented. Look at examples/prc_example.py for usage. The module can use either dense numpy arrays or sparse arrays from scipy. The arrays are passed through to the C++ code without copying.
The extension is prc_impl, but normally you will want to import prc as that provides some help in accessing the automatically generated code in prc_impl.