[DRAFT] Use nanobind for C-Python integration #14363
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This draft is about using nanboid for C-Python integration.
Related: #14352
I just pushed this PR for future reference. As of now, I'm not gonna use this.
nanobind seems a good option but this is not appropriate for supporting multiple python versions under the same ubuntu distribution. Users should use same python version that is used when compiling the c++ library. To cover this, compiling the library with at least two python versions is necessary. For example, if the compilation is done in ubuntu 20.04, I need to compile the library with Python 3.8 (default version) and Python 3.10 (commonly used these days).
ONE-DCO-1.0-Signed-off-by: seongwoo [email protected]