Am Montag, den 05.10.2009, 13:36 -1000 schrieb Eric Firing: > Benjamin Drung wrote: > > Am Montag, den 05.10.2009, 12:50 -1000 schrieb Eric Firing: > >> Benjamin Drung wrote: > >>> Hi, > >>> > >>> setupext.py contains a basedir directory. Please add there > >>> 'linux2-alpha', 'linux2-hppa', 'linux2-mips', 'linux2-sparc', > >>> 'gnukfreebsd7', 'gnukfreebsd8'. > >>> > >>> It would be nice, if matplotlib had an option to disable '/usr/local'. > >>> This would be useful for distributions. > >>> > >>> The Debian patch attached (does both). > >> I'm not sure I understand this. The patch seems to remove /usr/local > >> from the list. Why do you want to do this? I am assuming the original > >> idea was that if a user wants to build a version of a library and put it > >> in /usr/local, then that is what mpl should use; if it is not found > >> there, then use the distro version in /usr. This seems to me like the > >> right strategy, so I am reluctant to apply your patch as-is. > > > > Ok, attached a patch which adds support for other architectures. > > Applied, thank you.
Thanks. > > The Debian/Ubuntu package should be build against the distro versions of > > the libraries. The Debian/Ubuntu package should not link to packages > > in /usr/local. Therefore we want to disable it for building the package. > > > > It would be nice, if you can add an --disable-usr-local for distro > > maintainers. With this option set, '/usr/local' will be stripped from > > basedir. > > It looks like it would be very easy to add this as an option to be set > in setup.cfg; is this adequate? Yes, that's equivalent. > I don't know how to do it easily via a command-line option because those > options are processed by distutils.core.setup(), so as far as I can see, > they are not directly available to setup.py or setupext.py, short of > adding our own layer of command-line processing. Implement what you like more.
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