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Benjamin Cama wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently, zlib has been enabled for target python (I'm working on
> host python zlib support so we can get setuptools working on the
> host and simplifying building python packages) but the patch also
> includes host headers and libs (directly from /usr/{include,lib}).
> That breaks compiling python on x86-64 as it's looking for 32 bits
> headers/libs that are not present. Following patch fixes it.
>
> But it's not a perfect patch : for me, at least, zlib.so still
> isn't built and is missing when copied to the package. I don't know
> why, and the fact that target dynlibs don't appear in the build log
> (V=99) is strange ; I see host libs being built, but not target
> ones. Still, every target lib (appart from zlib) is built and
> copied correctly !? Has anyone a clue on this ? Cc'ing Alexander
> who submitted the patch enabling zlib to see if he better succeeds.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Signed-off-by: Benjamin Cama <[email protected]>
Hi
I already committed the same patch earlier that day.
Afaik the zlib module is compiled into the python executable so that's
why there is no zlib.so. running `python -c "import zlib"` works fine
here.
- - Lars
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