Patrick Moore wrote:
* On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 09:35:00AM -0400, Vikram Ambrose said:
to
set PYCFILES to empty, but this doesn't make a ounce of difference
Is there a way to achieve my goal, or failing that, solely a foo.pyc file
in ${prefix}/lib ?
Thanks in advance,
paddy
Not sure if i understood correctly, but you basically want "base" folder
in Foodir?
I think so.
I'll reitterate, just in case. :) for a given foo.py, I'd like it byte
compiled as a .pyc file, and placed in the ${prefix}/lib directory, without
copying the source across.
When installing into libpython for example, one uses pkgpython_PYTHON,
perhaps try, nodist_pkgFoo_PYTHON and see if that works
No luck sadly, it was the same result as before.
But thanks for the suggestion!
p.
Oh so you _only_ want the byte compiled file installed?
Then I suppose you could use a post install rule or an
install-exec-local and delete the uneeded file. Otherwise I don't know
how you would stop the source from being copied. Doesn't python always
look for the source file first? and then compile the .pyc when you run it?
Vikram
