How to use CMake with third party dependencies for building conda packages with pybind11?
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Hi,
I want to use pybind11 to bind a C++ package that depends on third-party libraries like Eigen and Boost and build it into a conda package. I was wondering if there is an example of doing so? I took a look at the scikit-build example that also does not depend on third-party libraries.
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Start by reviewing the existing scikit-build example and the repository's CMake-based build setup. Determine what an example for a pybind11 C++ package with Eigen and Boost dependencies in a conda package would need to demonstrate, then document or add that example and verify that the package builds successfully.
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- Tech stack
- cmake, cpp
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- build-system
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