Declaring a CMake extension¶
cmake_pip.cmake_extension.ExtensionCMake(...) |
Defines a cmake type extension. |
cmake_pip.cmake_extension.build_cmake(dist) |
Calls cmake to build Yayi |
cmake_pip.cmake_extension.setup(*args, **kwargs) |
Reference¶
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class
cmake_pip.cmake_extension.ExtensionCMake(name, cmake_file, cmake_target=None, cmake_locate_extensions=None, cmake_options=None, cmake_package=None, cmake_src_layout=None, cmake_external_project=None, cmake_install=None, cmake_install_component=None, cmake_builder=None, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Defines a cmake type extension.
- name : name of the package
- cmake_target the target used to generate the extension. If empty, the default ALL target will be used.
- cmake_install: an install command in the cmake sources installs the target in a specific location. Specify cmake_install_component if the install is for a particular component
- cmake_install_component the component used for installation. See documentation. Implied cmake_install.
- cmake_file the location of the cmake file or the cmake file itself
- cmake_options cmake options
- cmake_src_layout indicates that the layout is a regular one
- cmake_external_project an external cmake project to download
- cmake_builder the optional builder for the platform. Defaults to Makefiles on Linux/OSX and VS 2012 on Win32. The Win64 part should be omitted as it is automatically deduced by the current python executable/interpreter.
Overrides of the regular distutils commands