Add wheel for Python3.7+

[KimiNewt]

Wheels are missing for newer Python versions.

I wanted to use one in Python 3.7 that include libunwind (in a place where I can't apt-get).

I couldn't see anything about how libunwind was packaged previously in setup.py or elsewhere, and I see it's simply placed in .libs_vmprof in previous version. If you could tell me how you packaged it I could maybe automate the process.

[ilanKeshet]

any updates on publishing new wheels?

[mattip]

We need to solve the windows segfault in tests to merge #257.

[ilanKeshet]

Hi @mattip, i see that #257 was merged 🥳

Any room for optimism with regards to compiled wheels for python 3.9+?

[mattip]

I see the latest merge to master created wheels as artifacts here. Could you try downloading the artifact, unzipping it, and checking if those wheels work? If so I can upload them to PyPI

[ilanKeshet]

Sure,

I've checked vmprof-0.4.15-cp39-cp39-macosx_10_9_x86_64.whl and vmprof-0.4.15-cp39-cp39-manylinux_2_17_x86_64.manylinux2014_x86_64.whl and can report they are both working as expected.

Specifically for the linux version, it works without requiring that i'd install libunwind-dev in the docker image 🥳

@mattip Thank you so much for taking the time and looking into this issue 🙏 😄

[mattip]

Great. I added a tag 0.4.16 and will upload the artifacts once the wheels build.

[ilanKeshet]

Hi @mattip, noticed pypi hasn't yet been updated, anything i can do to help?

[mattip]

It turns out I cannot upload to PyPI. I have asked the current maintainers to upload the wheels.

[ilanKeshet]

Thank you 🙏

[mattip]

The 0.4.17 wheels are up. Closing.