[CLEANUP]: Detach python binding code to individual repo#284
[CLEANUP]: Detach python binding code to individual repo#284haochengxia merged 3 commits intodevelopfrom
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request represents a significant architectural cleanup, focusing on the complete detachment of the Python bindings from the main libCacheSim repository. By removing all Python-specific source code, build configurations, examples, and tests, the core project becomes more streamlined and focused. The accompanying documentation updates ensure that users are directed to the new, independent Python binding repository for installation and usage instructions, while also reflecting minor API adjustments in the Python examples.
Highlights
- Python Bindings Detachment: The entire Python binding codebase, previously located under
libCacheSim-python/, has been removed from this repository. It is now expected to reside in a separate, dedicated repository. - Build System Decoupling: The main
CMakeLists.txtno longer includes the Python binding's build configuration, simplifying the core project's build process. - Documentation Updates: The main
README.mdhas been updated to reflect the new external location of the Python bindings, including changes to badge URLs and direct links to the new repository's documentation. - Python API Example Refinements: Example Python code snippets in
README.mdhave been updated to reflect potential API changes in the detached Python library, such as the use ofSyntheticReaderinstead ofcreate_zipf_requestsand a revisedPluginCacheexample.
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Code Review
This pull request detaches the Python binding code into a separate repository. The changes primarily involve the removal of the libCacheSim-python directory and related build scripts. The CMakeLists.txt and README.md files have been updated to reflect this separation. A link in README.md for the Python Release badge has been corrected to point to the new repository.
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The link for the "Python Release" badge should point to the workflow in the new libCacheSim-python repository to ensure it links to the correct CI/CD pipeline.
| [](https://github.com/1a1a11a/libCacheSim/actions/workflows/pypi-release.yml) | |
| [](https://github.com/cacheMon/libCacheSim-python/actions/workflows/pypi-release.yml) |
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