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missing-py2 
A fork of John Goerzen's MissingPy
Updated to run with GHC 7.6.3 and run with Python 2.7.3, for maintaining projects with existing MissingPy dependencies.
see the original documentation for that project [here](./MissingPy.md).
Usage
Just add missing-py2
to your build-depends
list, e.g:
build-depends:
base < 5 && >= 4
, missing-py2
The original documentation prescribes that the OverlappingInstances
GHC extension is neccessary anywhere you use the Python.*
modules.
That may be neccessary, however the unit tests seem to run fine without it now.
Don't forget to run py_initialize
from Python.Interpreter
during the start up phase of your application
Requires the python-dev
libs, which can be installed on Ubuntu with sudo apt-get install python-dev
.
See Also
- softmechanics/missingpy : The original project
- cpython : Another set of
libpython
bindings (looks more well-maintained), this would probably be preferable for new projects.