Re: [pygccxml-development] Phisical (re)design

[Roman Y. <rom...@gm...>]

On 4/18/06, Matthias Baas <ba...@ir...> wrote:
> Roman Yakovenko wrote:
> > pyplusplus_dev/
> > |    |----environment.py #containes paths to boost  and pygccxml

pyplusplus unit tests have external dependencies: boost libraries,
scons, location
of header files. This file should contain this information. I don't
like this approach.
The second approach I considered was environment variables - I hate
it. So I am going
with the first one. If you have better idea, and obvious you do, then
share it :-)

> What is this file used for?
> > |    |    |----scripts/
>
> Currently, this directory is not a sub-package and the files in this
> directory are not meant to be imported. That's why I'd suggest to move
> this directory up one level.

May be I missed that, so scripts will sit in the same directory where setup=
.py?

\>
> What's the difference between docs/tutorials and tutorials?
>
> > |    |    |----module_builder/
> > |    |    |----...

I want to create full separation between code and documentation.

docs directory contains documentation for whole project, including
examples, tutorials and
whatever.

All other directories contains code.

> Apart from the scripts directory, everything else looks fine to me.

I have question. pyplusplus depends on other software: boost, EasyBMP,
TnFOX and I can
add something in the future. I expose whole functionality found in
that libraries, except TnFOX ) to Python. So, those packages become
useful and valuable on their own.

How I should manage ( location within directory tree, for example )
those 3rd party libraries?

> - Matthias -


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