cpp-pd-code-simplify-interface 0.1.7

Python interface for cpp-pd-code-simplify with runtime C++ compilation.

cpp-pd-code-simplify-interface

cpp-pd-code-simplify-interface is a Python package for calling the cpp-pd-code-simplify C++ implementation from Python.

The package is designed for PyPI distribution:

pip install cpp-pd-code-simplify-interface

It ships the C++ source code inside the wheel and source distribution. On first use, the package compiles a cached local dynamic library through cpp-simple-interface; later calls reuse that library through ctypes. A C++14 compiler compatible with g++ must be available at runtime.

The core C++ source and header are not stored as permanent generated copies in this subproject. The custom Poetry build backend syncs them from the repository root during poetry build, embeds them in the wheel and sdist, then removes the temporary copies from the working tree.

Calls use the C++ library's default preprocessing pipeline: R1-move removal followed by nugatory-crossing removal, then iterative mid-simplification.

Example

import cpp_pd_code_simplify_interface as simplify

pd_code = "PD[X[1,5,2,4],X[3,1,4,6],X[5,3,6,2]]"
result = simplify.simplify(pd_code)
print(result["final_pd_code"])

The default max_paths=-1 uses deterministic heuristic green-path sampling in the C++ backend. Use ban_heuristic=True to request exhaustive green-path enumeration for a manageable input. Use reduction_round=K to cap applied mid-simplification rounds; the default -1 runs until stable. Use verbose=True to forward timestamped C++ progress logs to stderr. Verbose log lines use local wall-clock time in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format.

Batch use:

results = simplify.simplify_many([pd_code, "PD[]"])

To select a compiler:

CXX=clang++ python your_script.py

Windows PowerShell:

$env:CXX = "C:\path\to\g++.exe"
python your_script.py

On Windows, use a compiler whose target architecture matches Python. A 64-bit Python process needs a 64-bit compiler target.

Command-line use also supports multi-line PD-code files:

python -m cpp_pd_code_simplify_interface --pd-file inputs.pd --max-paths -1 --verbose

Build And Publish

From this directory:

poetry build
poetry publish

Use poetry publish --build to build and upload in one command.

For local testing:

poetry run python -m cpp_pd_code_simplify_interface "PD[]"