add skeleton for compiled support package based on pybind11 and ducc0 #2
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I think this is now clear enough to be useful in a prototype implementation. |
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This adds a compiled Python package that could hold all nontrivial compiled components of Commander4 in the future.
Ducc0 sources are added as a git submodule to avoid code duplication.
The beginnings of the actual package are in python/utils_pymod.cc. Currently, there is only a single wrapped function, which just checks its arguments but doesn't do any computation yet; still it can give you a feeling how the Python<-> C++ interfacing works.