On 14. 11. 19 2:48, Gordon Messmer wrote:
On 11/12/19 2:21 PM, John M. Harris Jr wrote:
However, I believe there's a third option here. It could be as simple as
providing a python3-static in addition, and NOT using `alternatives`.
Is that an option, though? From the discussion, I was under the impression that
static vs dynamic python affected whether or not python extensions need to be
linked to libpython*.*m.so. I'm unclear on that, though because I see some
modules today that aren't linked to that library, though most of the ones I
checked are.
Currently (python3.8 executable uses dynamic libpython3.8.so):
- extension modules are not linked to libpython3.8.so by default
- extension modules linked to libpython3.8.so (by cmake etc.) work just fine
After the change (python3.8 executable is "fat" and contains everything):
- extension modules are not linked to libpython3.8.so by default
- extension modules linked to libpython3.8.so (by cmake etc.) might blow up
The extra "python3-static" thing mimics the second behavior, so:
- extension modules are not linked to libpython3.8.so by default
- extension modules linked to libpython3.8.so (by cmake etc.):
- work just fine with "default" python
- might blow up with "python3-static" python
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