Compiling the Python script into native module using Cython #221
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@Jorgelmh need you to check if using |
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@Jorgelmh passing pGlobals here
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Inheritance seems to work fine, just tried using the new binaries in component-model and seems to work as expected. I'd still recommend we wait until Lars reviews this part as I'm not sure if it might affect other functionality.
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Is this approach portable? |
Hi Lars, this approach still requires Python runtime and dependencies used by the Python script, but it is to hide the main FMU logic by compiling it into a platform-dependent binary. |
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Yeah, I was thinking about platform portability. So when compiled on e.g. Windows this will only work on another Windows PC. What about Python version compatibility? In any case I think it needs som way of documenting which platform it is compiled for and in worst case throw an error saying this FMU is built for a specific platform. |
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If the above comment could be addressed, we may move forward with this PR. |
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Hi, unfortunately I did not have much time to follow up on this, will do it eventually.. |
Added a build option to compile the Python code into a native module using Cython.