setup.py -> pyproject.toml #3
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the current setup.py approach to creating fortran extensions is not compatible with some recent PEP standards, meaning poetry will not install it from pypi. I struggled for a few hours to find a simple way to package the fortran code into a python module for execution, and I have not yet been successful. turns out it is difficult to build fortran modules using poetry.
so i settled here on just building
.sofiles withf2pyusing themake fortraintarget, and i'll just do this manually for the current versions of python (3.9-3.11) for the two OS I have access to (linux x86, osx 64-arm). this limits use to those systems, but hopefully the linux builds are stable enough 🤷🏻