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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2022-06-26 04:32, Phil Thompson
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cite="mid:3f3470f435c58224b19c71d6ccef71f9@riverbankcomputing.com">On
25/06/2022 21:35, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
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Now I'm trying to compile my own code, which requires the
`sip.h`
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header (as I need to access from Python back to C++ using
`sipAPIDef`
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et al. I assume I need to install SIP for this. What version(s)
of SIP
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do I need, that is / are compatible with PyQt5 5.15.7 ? Anything
5.x ?
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Always use the latest versions.
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<p>Thanks. The installed `SIP=6.6.2` package doesn't contain the
`sip.h` header per se. It does contain two "sip.h.in" files that
look like they could be converted into `sip.h`. I'm unfortunately
not able to find any documentation that explains that process.</p>
<p>What do I have to do to generate a usable "sip.h" file, and what
include path should I use (or how should I compute it) when
compiling my own C++ code to be able to include that ?<br>
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<p>(I'm upgrading from an old version 4.19.23 and there the
directory layout and build logic was very different.)<br>
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<p>Thanks,<br>
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