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setuptools.autocythonize
Setuptools keyword for generating an extensions list of cython modules, similar to find_packages, but also cythonizing the pyx files, and appending them to the ext_modules list.
Quickstart
In your setup.py:
from setuptools import setup, Extension
setup(
...
# Your non cython extensions: leave blank if only using cython
ext_modules=[Extension("*", ["*.cpp"])]
setup_requires=['cython', 'setuptools.autocythonize'],
# These argument will be loaded into the Extension objects for each
# pyx file we find, this also takes the same arguments of where, include, exclude
# just like setuptools find_packages
auto_cythonize={
"compile_args": ['-std=gnu99', '-ffast-math', '-w'],
"libraries": ['opengl32', 'glu32','glew32'],
"includes": kivy.get_includes()
}
...
)On the commandline:
python setup.py installYour cython files will be auto detected, passed to the cythonize command and the c file extension objects will be appended to ext_modules for this distribution.
You can also explictly cythonize your auto detected files and even "clean" the intermediary c files.
python setup.py cythonize --cleanEnjoy Autocythonizeing!
