Set RPATH to $ORIGIN so shared objects can be found after installation #28
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This is a bare-bones commit that allows wheels to work on Linux. It needs some CMake fixes, e.g., gating the extra flag on CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME being equal to Linux.
I believe there's another way to achieve the same thing, namely adding an
__init__.py(or similar) and using ctypes to preload the SOs, since they will be in a fixed location relative to that Python source file.While I think the auditwheel package might do something similar to (or better than!) this, it doesn't support ARM platforms, and we need pydnp3 on a Raspberry Pi-based system.