Libptr by env#781
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@ncudlenco this PR changes how libptr is passed into julia from python, so it should now be picked up if PythonCall is inited during jl_init, which is the case when it is baked into a sysimage. Could you verify if this change is sufficient to use such a sysimage? I'm hopeful that this is an alternative to #773 that doesn't require any sysimage-specific handling. |
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Pass the libptr in juliacall from Python to Julia with an env var instead of by setting a secret variable in Main.
We do this because we can set the env var earlier, in particular, so that PythonCall sees it even if it is loaded during jl_init(), which happens when PythonCall is baked into a system image.
I think this resolves the issue in #773.