2009/6/5 Robert Bradshaw <[email protected]>:
> On Jun 5, 2009, at 8:46 AM, Sébastien Barthélemy wrote:
>> I have a project involving cython files with the following file
>> hierarchy.
>>
>> /setup.py
>> /src/homogeneousmatrix.pyx
>> /src/homogeneousmatrix.pxd
>> /src/__init__.py
>> /src/...
[...]
> If you don't want to specify ext_package, you should probably lay out
> your sources as you would for normal .py files, e.g. put everything
> in the arboris package in an "arboris" directory rather than a "src"
> directory.
I think my sources are currently laid out as for normal python source.
(while I agree renaming src into arboris would be nice.)
By the way, if I use
dir = {'arboris':'src'},
ext_modules = [Extension("arboris.homogeneousmatrix",
["src/homogeneousmatrix.pyx"])]
(that is without ext_package), cython -- as called by distutils --
does not use/find the pxd. But if I run cython directly from the
command line (cython src/homogeneousmatrix.pyx) it does. This
discrepancy sounds like a bug to me.
> Perhaps Cython should be inspecting package_dir?
I also think so, but I'm certainly not an expert. I also don't now why
distutils uses two different properties for packages (packages and
ext_package).
--
Sebastien
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