mahos-dq-ext
This package contains C++ extensions for mahos-dq based on pybind11 library. Users don’t have to care about build methods because it’s built by setuptools on pip install.
Development
We assume Linux or compatible environment (properly installed gcc and pybind11) for development. make can be used to compile the extension.
setup.py
When a new module is added, update setup.py which defines the correspondence between Python module and C++ source code.
clangd
If you use clangd language server for C++ development, compile_commands.json can be generated by compiledb make clang.
compiledb can be installed by pip install compiledb.
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