Re: Cannot force configure/setup.py to pick up location of readline (SFWrline) on Solaris 10
- From: "Martin v. Löwis" <martin@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 16:39:19 +0200
Chris Miles schrieb:
I hope this process can be improved, and if I have time I'll look at why
make fails half way but works fine when kicked off a second time.
You need to use GNU make for that to work. The build regenerates the
makefile, but Sun make doesn't recognize the change. There was a message
telling you so.
GNU make will see that the makefile was rebuilt, and re-read it before
proceeding.
I'd like to get /opt/sfw/ added to the standard lib/include path for
Solaris (10 at least) as this is where Sun's open-source packages get
installed. Is this just a matter of raising a ticket?
Not easily - resolving this might take months or years. If you provide
a well-engineered patch, chances that Python changes are much higher.
Also, your original complaint wasn't that readline isn't considered,
but that setup.py didn't find it even though configure did. A patch
fixing that has a higher chance of being accepted than a patch adding
/opt/sfw to the standard search path (which is really a decision
Sun should take, not the Python maintainers - in absence of a Sun
change, it's then the local administrator who decides).
Regards,
Martin
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