SIP tool to use python sip bindings
SIP is a tool that makes it very easy to create Python bindings for C
and C++ libraries. It was originally developed to create PyQt, the
Python bindings for the Qt toolkit, but can be used to create bindings
for any C or C++ library.
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Latest Revision
Sergey Kondakov (X0F)
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(revision 28)
- dropped patches: disable-rpaths.diff disable-strip.diff not
applicable to SIP5 codebase
- Update to 5.4.0
* The latest version of the module ABI is v12.8.1.
* Python v3.9 is supported.
* Added support for building the sip module for PyPy.
* Added the 'distinfo' project option to allow the creation of a .dist-info
directory to be disabled. sip-install has a corresponding '--no-distinfo'
command line option.
* Added 'SIP_VERSION' and 'SIP_VERSION_STR' to the 'sipbuild' module API.
* Bug fixes.
- Legacy sip4 is now in python-sip4 package
- Update to 5.3.0
* The latest version of the module ABI is v12.8.0.
* Added the 'get_metadata_overrides()' and 'get_sip_distinfo_command_line()'
methods to the 'Project' class, and the '--metadata' command line option to
sip-distinfo. Together they allow a project.py script to override any
PEP 566 metadata values specified in the pyproject.toml file.
* Added the 'gui-scripts' project option to specify a list of GUI entry
points to create. sip-distinfo has a corresponding '--gui-script' command
line option.
* Added the 'minimum-macos-version' project option to specify the minimum
version of macOS supported by the project.
- Changelogs of intermediate releases:
v5.2.0 released 10th April 2020
* Added the 'manylinux' project option to disable the support for 'manylinux'
part of the platform tag to be used in the name of a wheel. sip-wheel has
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