[Python] Add and document setup.py script for Python bindings. #1913
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This allows users to `pip install lib/Bindings/Python`. Similarly, this supports `pip wheel lib/Bindings/Python`. The script generally follows llvm/torch-mlir#256, with some tweaks that are specific to CIRCT's CMake choices (e.g. using an external projects unified build).
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PyCDE setup.py will follow. BTW @teqdruid, we don't have any docs about installing/using PyCDE. Do you have anything to seed such a document? If not, I can start with a very simple introduction and installation commands when I do the PyCDE setup.py. |
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I do not but you might get with Parker to see if he has any input. You should meet him anyway, to I'll schedule a meeting. |
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This allows users to
pip install lib/Bindings/Python. Similarly,this supports
pip wheel lib/Bindings/Python. The script generallyfollows llvm/torch-mlir#256, with some tweaks
that are specific to CIRCT's CMake choices (e.g. using an external
projects unified build).