Package bspline as an installable Python module #3
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Attached is a PR to make bspline into an installable Python module. This is especially convenient when it is needed by several local projects, as it is then enough to install it once, avoiding the need to copy files around.
This PR is sufficient to support setuptools, i.e. python setup.py install (with various options). I would prefer to have it also on PyPI (for pip install), but that is really up to you as the original author, unless you want me to take up the packaging. :)
Install instructions in README.md have been updated to reflect the change.
I took the liberty to mark this version as v0.1.0, since with setuptools it is highly recommended to have a version number. The platform has been marked as Linux, as that is what I'm testing on, but it will probably work on any platform.