Open Derek-art opened 3 weeks ago
In FINUFFT we are switching to pyproject.toml which uses sk-build and cmake (PR to be merged in a few days). This should be simpler and more maintainable for FMM3D too.
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Thanks for letting us know the warning, in the commit c26c19be085f0a44d145d75e8c4a9ff62afb8ee7 we tested to switch to use cmake for FMM3D Fortran lib build. Also with pyproject.toml pip install .
should work on linux with gfortran/gcc installed(https://github.com/flatironinstitute/FMM3D/actions/runs/9900735125). We will make Mac and Windows work with Fortran python binding soon.