Here is a simple Cython package:
foo/
__init__.py # Contains: from . import foo
foo.pyx
I use waf
(I know pyximport
or setup.py
can be used too) to build the Python extension from foo.pyx
:
foo/
__init__.py # Contains: from . import foo
foo.pyx
build/
foo/
foo.cpython-35m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so
I would like to import the foo
package without installing it (development mode).
If the Python extension would be next to __init___
like this:
foo/
__init__.py # Contains: from . import foo
foo.cpython-35m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so
it would work, but __init__.py
is in the the source directory while the .so
file is in the build directory.
I would like to avoid copying .so
files in source directory.
A solution solution would be to copy (with waf) foo/__init__.py
in build/foo/__init__.py
, and import the foo
package in build/
.
Is there other alternatives?
Source code is here.