build: pybind11 via FetchContent + bindings/python/ module#29
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- Add OPENTRIM_BUILD_PYTHON option (default ON) - Fetch pybind11 v3.0.4 via FetchContent - Add bindings/python CMake module for _opentrim_core - Co-install libopentrim and xs_* into opentrim package under SKBUILD - Set $ORIGIN RPATH so packaged libs resolve from the package dir - Skeleton PYBIND11_MODULE reads version from mcdriver::version_info() - Add opentrim/__init__.py re-exporting __version__ - Add pyproject.toml with scikit-build-core backend - Print OPENTRIM_BUILD_PYTHON in CMake summary Tested: pip install -e . --no-build-isolation python -c "import opentrim; print(opentrim.__version__)" # 1.1.2 ldd: _opentrim_core -> libopentrim -> xs_* all resolve from site-packages/opentrim
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build: pybind11 via FetchContent + bindings/python module skeleton
Delivers A-1 from the GSoC2026 Python bindings plan.
What this adds
OPENTRIM_BUILD_PYTHONCMake option (default ON)bindings/python/directory with_opentrim_coreextension module skeletonpyproject.tomlfor pip installs via scikit-build-corelibopentrimandxs_*into the Python package dir with$ORIGINRPATH so private libs resolve fromsite-packages/opentrim/__version__reads frommcdriver::version_info(), giving the extension a real runtime dependency on libopentrimOPENTRIM_BUILD_PYTHONTested
Ubuntu 24.04, Python 3.12: