Hello everyone,
I've created an issue some months ago of what I considered as bug :
https://bugs.python.org/issue37784 that I have now closed since it is not
relevant.
To sum up, when the SQLite binaries are not in a standard place, it seemed for
me to be impossible to include sqlite into Pyth
"Coirier, Emmanuel" writes:
> To sum up, when the SQLite binaries are not in a standard place, it seemed
> for me to be impossible to include sqlite into Python. In the end, I noticed
> I missed the CPPFLAGS env variable, that I thought was for C++ compilation.
>
> So why is the setup.py looking
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Lele Gaifax wrote:
> "Coirier, Emmanuel" emmanuel.coir...@caissedesdepots.fr
> writes:
> > To sum up, when the SQLite binaries are not in a
> > standard place, it seemed
> > for me to be impossible to include sqlite into Python. In the end, I noticed
> > I missed the CPPFLAGS env variable, that I t
Hi Philippe and list,
Long time lurker here, I've had a few spare cycles at $work this week that I
spent exploring an alternate implementation to PEP604 starting with the
implementation from Philippe. I don't say "reference implementation", because
it doesn't implement PEP604 faithfully, but i
