Hi guys, some time ago I managed to add matplotlib to the package for my application to ship with built-in python interpreter with matplotlib functionality. But that was quite a bit of pain. Now that I see that I would also like to have scipy, it gets harder and harder to actually build the whole thing from sources (it needs BLAS, LAPACK, etc.). The alternative is to have pip for the python built with the Superbuild. It's doable, but the only thing it needs to work correctly is OpenSSL. OpenSSL itself is quite painful to build especially under windows, but once this is done, installing packages using pip could be integrated easily to the superbuild, making, e.g., custom numpy cmake file in CMakeExternals obsolete. I think I'll do that in my fork. Are you guys interested in this? What do you think overall?
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