I spent a while trying to get things to work with cmake and pybuild, but
struggled a bit with the interaction between pybuild, cmake, and distutils.
The challenge for me is that the cigi package isn’t a python extension; it’s a
library that happens to include swig-generated python bindings. So
Am 02.04.2014 15:14, schrieb Klee Dienes:
Thanks for filing these. I’m slammed this week but should be able to take a
look at them either this weekend or next.
I think the core of the problem comes from CMake not being very good at dealing
with multiple versions of Python.
I’ll try to figure
Thanks for filing these. I’m slammed this week but should be able to take a
look at them either this weekend or next.
I think the core of the problem comes from CMake not being very good at dealing
with multiple versions of Python.
I’ll try to figure out how to get CMake to do the right thing
Package: python-cigi
Version: 3.3.3a+svn818-5
Severity: grave
Tags: sid jessie
python-cigi depends on libpython3.3, and the extension is built for 3.3, not
2.7, making it unusable.
And please don't link the extension against the python library.
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