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README.md

Install steps

  1. Run make to create the dynamic library
  2. Make sure you installed NumPy and Cython (pip install numpy Cython)
  3. Run python3 setup.py install (Python 2 might work as well, but I never tested for it.)
  4. Currently the setup.py fails to copy the dynamic library to a place where Python can find it. As a workaround you can add the python folder to your library path. On OS X this is done by appending it to the DYLD_FALLBACK_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.

The module is just a prototype...