On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 11:46 AM, Kai Sterker
> While debug.py is not really required, the suggested workaround seems
> good enough for now. It still remains to investigate why this is
> happening at all.
>From comparing runtime/CMakeLists.txt and adonthell/CMakeLists.txt, I
inferred what the problem might have been: latter has
${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/${module}.py, while former had debug.py
without anything else.
Not sure if this omission really caused the problem (as I can't
reproduce the issue in the first place*), but it's the only thing I
can think of right now.
[*] The problem might be using a polluted source tree, where previous
build attempts have left their residues behind (like a debug.py that
doesn't belong there).
I thought I also tested the tarballs to avoid exactly those issues,
but maybe I only did the build step and didn't bother with the install
afterwards.
Kai
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