On 01/25/2016 02:56 PM, WENDLINGER Antoine wrote: > Hello Jake, > > Thanks for your answer. I am already using conda, and having to clean > and rebuild everything everytime I want to switch versions is what I > want to avoid, since it's a bit long to accomplish. Using two > different source folders seems a bit silly since I would like to test > changes I just made in the code, and I don't see an easy way to > maintain the changes in two different directories. > Well you can't really make changes and apply them to different versions. What if the change was in a cython file? You need to recompile for each version. If the change was in a python file, you still need to have the binaries for all the different python versions around.
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