On 3/29/20 9:28 PM, ic...@gmx.net wrote:
Hi Cristian, thanks for reply. I also went the manylinux2014 path now and got the extension to be manylinux2014 compatible except for the QT dependencies (which are resolved by PySide2 and shiboken2 in the end). One potential issue is llvm, which I currently bypass by using an up to date linux to generate the binding cpp/h files. It looks like PySide2 might already be compatible to manylinux2014 which is CentOS 7 based (but that's just a guess from unexperienced me with these matters).
Yeah, after your email I read a bit and it seems like it's compatible, but I would need to give it a try first, since still all the wheel protocol is quite foreign to me, and the hack in place is the only approach I knew. At least I know I can validate the wheel after created, so that's a pro.
While digging into this I also learned about this PEP which has been accepted for the future (following manylinux2014): https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0600/
Cool, I think last time I checked that, it was not accepted, so I appreciate you remind me ;)
Christoph (snip)
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