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Commissioning
Installing Python packages
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The sh.make and sh.in files are created automatically.
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If known, enter the key of the package as an SH_MD5 parameter in the sh.make file.
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Set the SH_CONF_TOOL parameter in the sh.make file to the appropriate tool (in this
case: Python 3).
SH_CONF_TOOL :=python3
„ If a Python module has a separate subfolder: Create the subfolder in the target directory
(in this case not required):
@$(call install_copy, module, 0, 0, 0755, $(PYTHON3_SITEPACK-
AGES)/foldername)
„ In the #Target-Install area, specify the installation location of the Python module in the
target system (Example: sh module):
@for file in `find $(SH_PKGDIR)/usr/lib/python$(PYTHON3_MA-
JORMINOR)/site-packages \
! -type d ! -name "*.py" -printf "%P\n"`; do \
$(call install_copy, sh, 0, 0, 0644, -, \
/usr/lib/python$(PYTHON3_MAJORMINOR)/site-packages/$
$file); \
done
Dependencies can be entered in the sh.in file. Python 3 must be available in the following
example in order to install Python modules. The “setuptools” module must be available on the
host system.
„ Enter dependencies as follow:
## SECTION=python3
config PYTHON_SH
tristate
select PYTHON3 # Python 3 must be installed
select HOST_PYTHON3_SETUPTOOLS # Setuptools must be in-
stalled on the host
prompt "sh"
help
FIXME
„ Compile.