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Now you can do this to generate a python stub (wrapper) for any kent source library: | Now you can do this to generate a python stub (wrapper) for any kent source library: | ||
ctypesgen.py ../inc/psl.h -lkent.so -o psl.py | ctypesgen.py ../inc/psl.h -lkent.so -o psl.py | ||
It's probably easier to create a big stub for all functions in the kent source library: | |||
ctypesgen.py ../inc/*.h -lkent.so -o kent.py | |||
And then call kent source functions in your python script: | And then call kent source functions in your python script: | ||
import | import kent | ||
p = | p = kent.pslLoadAll("test.psl") | ||
print p.contents.blockCount | print p.contents.blockCount | ||
kent.freeMem(p) # remember that all objects we get back have to be freed, these are normal C structs, not python objects | |||
Revision as of 20:29, 20 May 2013
To run kent src functions from python, you need to compile the tree with -fPIC. It's easier to deactivate the various libraries:
cd src/lib make USE_SAMTABIX=0 USE_TABIX=0 USE_BAM=0 CFLAGS=-fPIC USE_SSL=0 gcc -shared -o kent.so *.o font/*.o -lz -lpng
Now you can do this to generate a python stub (wrapper) for any kent source library:
ctypesgen.py ../inc/psl.h -lkent.so -o psl.py
It's probably easier to create a big stub for all functions in the kent source library:
ctypesgen.py ../inc/*.h -lkent.so -o kent.py
And then call kent source functions in your python script:
import kent p = kent.pslLoadAll("test.psl") print p.contents.blockCount kent.freeMem(p) # remember that all objects we get back have to be freed, these are normal C structs, not python objects