Use pip to install Python scripts in platforms #2924
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Switching to setuptools required restructuring the platforms tree. Functionality remains the same, including new stubs where the scripts used to be to retain the ability to run the scripts from inside the OPAE SDK source tree. The platforms database is now stored inside the platmgr Python package instead of in share since Python strongly encourages storing all package data inside the packages tree. The deprecated CMake installer script that platforms used to run is removed.
Signed-off-by: Tim Whisonant <tim.whisonant@intel.com>
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Switching to setuptools required restructuring the platforms tree. Functionality remains the same, including new stubs where the scripts used to be to retain the ability to run the scripts from inside the OPAE SDK source tree.
The platforms database is now stored inside the platmgr Python package instead of in share since Python strongly encourages storing all package data inside the packages tree.
The deprecated CMake installer script that platforms used to run is removed.