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RPM resource python313-pipcl

The ``pipcl`` package provides Python `build backend <https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/tool-recommendations/#build-backends>`_ operations (including PEP 517 support), for use by a ``setup.py`` script. * Designed to help build complex Python extension packages. * Can also be used to build simple pure-python packages. * Works on Linux, Windows, MacOS and OpenBSD. * Is a python module, not a framework, so does not impose any restrictions on usage. * Can be used with any external build system by running commands, for example with ``subprocess.run()`` or enhanced wrapper ``pipcl.run()``. The intention is to allow a ``setup.py`` script to use the full power of Python to do everything that is specific to the package, without having to worry about generic Python packaging issues such wheel formats etc (see https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/).

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