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<ShubhamKumar[m]>
is there a way to initialise hpx runtime in a function not having main() or hpx_main() for entry point
<pansysk75[m]>
matrixbot: Here is the interface of hpx::init where you can supply your own function
<pansysk75[m]>
And here you can see the general usage of hpx::init and hpx::finalize
<pansysk75[m]>
Hope I understood your question correctly :))
<ShubhamKumar[m]>
I have seen these methods . the problem is i am trying to bind async function using pybind11 and when i try to import the module after using hpx::init(argc, argv); there are some invalid symbols coming up in module and not allowing to be imported in python .
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<gonidelis[m]>
<ShubhamKumar[m]> "is there a way to initialise hpx..." <- i don't think so. HPX **is** a runtime
<gonidelis[m]>
you have to initialize it before running anything
<gonidelis[m]>
wrap the rest of your code in it. cannot have "some code" outside of hpx and "some code in"
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