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    • Python Samples

    This document describes how to build the Python bindings for ADLX, and the ADLX Python samples, as well as the environment in which they can be executed. The ADLX Python samples demonstrate how to program with ADLX in a Python application.

    Supported Operating Systems

    Windows® 10 (32- and 64-bit versions) and up.

    Building the ADLXCSharpBind

    These are the instructions for building the ADLX Python bindings for the ADLX Python samples.

    Build Tool

    Visual Studio 2019 with C and C++ components for desktop.

    Prerequisites

    • ADLX SDK is installed.

    • Python 3.9 is installed.

    • pybind11 is installed.

    • The path to the Python 3.9 installation is set to the PYHOME system environment variable.

    Note: The ADLX library is installed along with the AMD display driver.

    Build Instructions

    1. Run Visual Studio 2019.

    2. Open ~ADLX\drivers\ADLX\Samples\python\ADLXPybind\ADLXPybind.sln.

    3. Rebuild the project.

    Building the ADLX Python samples

    These are the instructions for building the DisplayInfo ADLX Python sample. Similar instructions must be followed for building the other ADLX Python samples.

    Build Tool

    Visual Studio Code

    Prerequisites

    • ADLX SDK is installed.

    • ADLXCSharpBind is built.

    Note: The ADLX library is installed along with the AMD display driver.

    Build Instructions

    1. Run Visual Studio Code.

    2. Open ~ADLX\drivers\ADLX\Samples\python\DisplayInfo.

    3. Rebuild the project.

    Samples

    FileName

    Description

    ADLXPybind

    Show how to wrap ADLX with pybind11

    DisplayEvents

    Python test uses ADLXPybind.pyd, about the call of ADLX display list changed event

    DisplayInfo

    Python test uses ADLXPybind.pyd, about the call of ADLX display

    Related pages

    • Visit the Adlx product page for download links and more information.

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