pyconfigure 0.1 -------------------- pyconfigure provides a means to easily manage the configuration and installation of Python programs with the familiar GNU standard installation procedure: $ ./configure --prefix=/usr $ make $ make install Of course, since Python programs usually do not need to be compiled, the second step can be eliminated. Currently, pyconfigure is designed to live alongside the traditional Python distutils (`setup.py') method, providing a wrapper around its functionality. Future releases might optionally allow developers to work independently of distutils altogether. To use pyconfigure, you can simply drop the files from the src/ directory into your Python project. Without modification, they provide a basic wrapper around setup.py that allows one to install to the chosen prefix. It allows one optionally to install the application to a virtualenv with the --with-virtualenv configure argument. It would be advisable at least to modify the configure.ac script to reflect your project's name and then run: $ autoreconf -fvi Several Autoconf macros are provided in the m4 directory which can be used to perform a variety of tests during the configuration stage, from verifying a minimum Python version to running test programs. See the included documentation for more info and browse through the provided sample Autoconf script (`configure.ac') for well-commented examples. pyconfigure is official GNU software and is released under the aegis of GNU.
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