# Packaging a \`fpm\` project with Python bindings, a little guide and insights from our experience

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I’m giving this a go - I’ll post a link to it when there’s actually something to it - but I’m highly encouraged so far.

Key things to keep in mind thus far:

- f2py lower cases everything
- f2py ‘promotes’ subroutines to functions if they are simple

Thanks!

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