James Vega wrote:
On Sun, Nov 07, 2010 at 06:04:35PM +0200, Roland Puntaier wrote:
Hi Bram,
After installing vim7.3 on a ubuntu system, I had again the problem
that import did not work for .so libraries in lib-dynload. I found
that sys.path was initialized with "/usr/..." instead of
"/usr/local/...". On ubuntu (and probably on other linux distros as
well) python3 is installed in /usr/local while python2 is installed
in /usr.
That's not the case at all[0]. No distribution package should install
to /usr/local as that's a reserved directory structure for the system
administrator[1]. If your Python3 install is in /usr/local, then whoever
admins that system installed it there.
OK, maybe I didn't use apt-get. Nevertheless, as most original sources do,
python 3.x defaults to /usr/local prefix. And anyway, for the problem,
it doesn't matter how it got there.
The attached patch calls Py_SetPythonHome with PYTHON3_PREFIX
defined by configure.
This solves the problem.
This should probably be done for Python2.x as well.
Yeah, you are right. I will send a new patch soon.
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