Saikat Das via Python-Dev writes:
> Hello Team,
> While installing Python-3.5.9 in CentOS-5 I am getting the below
> errors:
Not our problem (details below). You should get help from someone
with experience in building large programs. Best if they are local
looking at your console. If you've got nobody like that around, try
python-l...@python.org for this. Before you ask for help, understand
the following, and be very polite: you're asking a lot.
0. Installation problems are almost never Python problems; they are
usually packaging or system configuration problems.
1. Python 3.5 is out of support; no changes will be implemented to
support new OSes or configurations (although CentOS is almost
certainly well-supported).
2. If you are installing from a Centos package, that's a package
problem first. Only report to upstream if the package maintainer
says it's our bug.
3. Your report contains no problem we could deal with anyway:
> ======
> [root@manage Python-3.5.9]
> # grep error config.log
> conftest.c:11:28: error: ac_nonexistent.h: No such file or directory
None of these are real errors. A large number of errors attributed to
files (hundreds of them!) named conftest.c are *expected*; they
indicate that a system feature is not implemented on your OS rather
than a problem with the program being built.
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