I\'m writing a setup script for a python distribution, foo. My code requires BeautifulSoup, so currently my directory is structured like so:
I am about to build a new python lib and I was seeking information concerning packaging in Python. I understand that \"setup.py\" is the script that controls everything. I wonder how to deal with it
I\'m having a hard time constructing my Python setup.py files to do what I want. I have one pacakge set up like this:
I\'m using pip with virtualenv to package and install some Python libraries. I\'d imagine what I\'m doing is a pretty common scenario.I\'m the maintainer on several libraries for which I can specify
9 for protein structure modelling, by the way it runs on python2.3, i made the installation previously, when i run the script the output isnt rigth it should be an aligment of all the protein sequence
I understand that setup.py uses the same CFLAGS that were used to build Python. I have a single C extension of ours that is segfaulting. I need to build it without -O2 because -O2 is optimizing out so
I want to use a path edit control in my setup application I am designing using Python msilib. But I am getting an error in the MSI saying:
When trying to build numpy on a linux platform, I can\'t make the configure script look in the right place.
When i install software(XYZ) using setup.py file using command \"python setup.py install\" it copy only files present in parent directory to the folder present in site_packages/XYZ .in setup file i de
i make the single exe file for installing my software in window using \"python setup.py bdist_wininst\" but when install this software using exe it check only for python install in system or not , it
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