for example, when I wrapped atk:
add atkmodule.la to pyexec_LTLIBRARIES.
add:
atkmodule_la_LDFLAGS = -module -avoid-version -export-symbols-regex initatk
atkmodule_la_SOURCES = \
atkmodule.c \
atk.c
atkmodule_la_LIBADD = $(ATK_LIBS)
add:
atk.defs
atk.override
to EXTRA_DIST
The generic rule in pygtk cvs will handle the autogenerating.
On Tue, Nov 27, 2001 at 04:25:40PM -0600, Skip Montanaro wrote:
>
> I decided to wrap the gtkhtml2 library today. Seemed easy enough, small
> gtkhtml2.defs and gtkhtml2.override files did the trick, or so I thought.
> Then I started wading through the morass known as autoconf/automake/etc and
> quickly gave up on trying to do it "right". I ended up simply editing
> pygtk/gtk/Makefile, trying to mimic what was there for gtk and gobject. I
> eventually got to the point where I had something that compiled, linked and
> installed. Now I get a segfault during import, which I have trouble
> stepping up to because it's in a shared library.
>
> *sigh* Does anyone have a "recipe" for adding new wrappers to PyGtk2? I
> believe I have suitable .defs and .override files. I need the rest of the
> glue.
>
> wrapping-other-libraries-was-never-this-hard-ly, y'rs,
>
> Skip
>
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