Hi,
I'm trying to package a python module that has a C extension that has a
special preprocessor that turns protocol definition files into C.
Currently, I have a makefile that calls the rxgen program[*]:
./rxgen/rxgen.pl rpc-api/*
which produces four C files (afs_xg.[ch] and afs_py.[ch]) that then get
compiled and linked together with some other sources into an extension module:
from distutils.core import setup, Extension
setup(name = "kafs",
version = "0.1",
description = "AFS filesystem management scripting and commands",
author = "David Howells",
author_email = "dhowe...@redhat.com",
license = "GPLv2",
ext_modules = [Extension("kafs",
sources = [ "afs_xg.c",
"kafs.c",
"afs_py.c",
"py_passwd.c",
"py_rxgen.c",
"py_rxconn.c",
"py_rxsplit.c",
"af_rxrpc.c"
],
extra_compile_args = [
"-O0",
"-Wp,-U_FORTIFY_SOURCE",
],
libraries = [
"k5crypto",
"krb5"
]
)])
Is there any way of making the Extension module do the rxgen step? It would
be possible to convert the rxgen perl scripts into python and call it
directly - it's just that I find it easier to write a file parser in perl, at
least initially.
David
[*] yes, I know, it's written in perl
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