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How to build PyZMQ for your system
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I'll desrcibe a harder task - how to build cross platform PyZMQ.
Building for current system will be much easier.
for the example I will build 32 bit Python 3 PyZMQ on a 64 bit machine.
1. build ZMQ library
a. Unzip zeromq-4.0.2.tar.gz
b. create a dir called zermoq-4.0.2-bin
c set CC, CXX, CXXLD, CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS and LDSHARED correctly if you need another toolchain
d. configure: ./configure --prefix=zeromq-4.0.2-bin
e. make -j64
f. make install
now we have ZMQ binaries built to zeromq-4.0.2-bin
2. build PyZMQ
a. unzip pyzmq-14.5.0
b. create a dir called pyzmq-14.5.0-bin
c. setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH zeromq-4.0.2-bin/lib
c. *FOR CROSS COMPILE* we need a setup.cfg file skip to D
for non cross compile - you can simply run:
python setup.py configure --zmq=zeromq-4.0.2-bin
python setup.py build --prefix=pyzmq-14.5.0-bin
d. *CROSS COMPILE*
create a setup.cfg accroding to setup.cfg.template
with include_libs, and directory_libs
make sure they include the Python include/lib directories
as well as ZMQ
for example, for Python 3 i had to download the Python 3 development package
The final output:
prebuild/zmq/pyzmq-14.5.0-bin/lib/python3.4/site-packages/zmq
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