1 Is there any reason to define the enums in C code instead of Python?
2 Should I move them into a python file and replace by pythonic enums then,
breaking the compatibility in order to declutter the namespace?
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So we can't declutter and eliminate the duplication.
IMHO it makes no sense to make the cluttered enums into python enums because
they are a bit faster, so the dev can decide what he needs more, convenience to
debug or performance and can switch between them by using the appropriate ctors
if
Um, what? We can't de-clutter what's there because it would break every single
python-rpm user.
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-- Commit Summary --
* Check document need for correct OpenMP version
* Bump Lua to 5.2 in configure script
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M INSTALL (6)
M configure.ac
Thanks for reporting this, @pixdrift. While the only solution for you is what
Panu outlined above, I have at least updated the configure script so that it
checks for the actual OpenMP version in the compiler, and also added a short
section into the INSTALL file which states the required
