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This commit adds some experimental Python bindings. These likely need some further refinement in the building/deployment area, but should serve as a useful testbed for experimentation and interactive analysis of filters and the library's behaviour.
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Experimental Python bindings
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These bindings are currently experimental, as it is not yet clear how best
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to create and maintain them. They are built upon the C++ interface as the
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object oriented nature of it sits much better with Python.
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At present, it is necessary to compile and install the C++ library before
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working with the bindings.
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To generate the bindings, swig 3.0.2 has been used, but earlier versions
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may work too:
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swig -c++ -python -py3 pyiir.i
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To build the extension, distutils is used:
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python3 setup.py build_ext
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Note that the -L ${LIBDIR} option may be handy if libiir++ is not installed
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into the system library path.
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To install the extension:
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python3 setup.py install
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