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From: Thomas Nagy <tnagy1...@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [waf-users 4672] waf and f2py (gist included)
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On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 10:35 PM, Marius wrote:
> I've been using waf to compile f2py extensions (insteads of f2py's own built
> it compiler based on scons) since I find waf way easier and more robust to
> configure . Here's the code if anyone wants to use / improve it (which there
> is plenty of room for). I'm new to waf so I don't entirely know how to make
> this into a real "Tool." If someone points me in the right direction I'd be
> down for trying to get this in a shape where it could be incorporated into
> the project. I think what I need is to make the build command into a task
> generator, and decorate the the conf/opt commands... or something like that.
>
> https://gist.github.com/3969930

Send your feature/review requests to the bug tracker next time
http://code.google.com/p/waf/issues/list

1. Make also sure to change the function names to the standards
"configure" and "options".
2. Make sure you know the locals() usage for the format calls. It is
also possible to use the attributes bound to a task generator:
  bld(rule="${gen.only}", only="some string")
3. Use the examples in demos/subst/ for the file copies
4. Some systems use .dylib files instead of .so files

Thomas