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mmcif1.1.1Compiles the mmCIF/PDBx core access library: a pybind11 C++ extension (CMake, flex/bison CIF and dictionary lexer-parsers) wrapped by the pure-Python
mmcif.io/mmcif.apilayers. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's own cibuildwheel config - its Linux
before-all(yum install cmake bison flex) carries over unchanged from the checkout, unmodified for riscv64.Differs from upstream
Testing
python -c "from mmcif.io.IoAdapterCore import IoAdapterCore"), plus a.soand licence-file check.License: OK
Built locally on macOS arm64 (cp312) from the pinned checkout; wheel builds, the compiled-core smoke import passes, and the resulting sdist matches PyPI's 1.1.1 sdist byte-for-byte.