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Re: python-version.patch (Was: Bug in AM_PATH_PYTHON ?)
From: |
Akim Demaille |
Subject: |
Re: python-version.patch (Was: Bug in AM_PATH_PYTHON ?) |
Date: |
06 Dec 2001 14:54:30 +0100 |
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| >>> "Patrick" == Patrick Guio <address@hidden> writes:
| [...]
| Patrick> AM_PATH_PYTHON(2)
| [...]
| Patrick> I am running RH7.2 and have several python
| Patrick> versions. The default "python" is version 1.5 but
| Patrick> there are in addition python2 and python2.1 all of
| Patrick> them coming from rpm's. The problem is that configure
| Patrick> does not check all the possibilities as it should do:
| [...]
| Patrick> checking for python... /usr/bin/python
| Patrick> checking if Python version >= 2... configure: error: too old
| [...]
| Patrick> Another comment is that maybe the command python2
| Patrick> could be tried since some rpms contain the python2
| Patrick> command.
|
| The following patch should fix this.
|
| Akim, I'm almost certain I should not call _AC_EVAL (see the
| last line of the patch) from an Automake macro, but I don't know
| what I should use instead. All I want is too log the each run
| of python and capture any error message to ease debugging. I
| don't need the command to be eval'ed. Is there a public macro
| for this?
Unfortunately, nope :( I still didn't really make my mind wrt this
issue. And I don't have much time to devote to Autoconf currently.
If I were you, I would fetch it from Autoconf, and paste it into
Automake as AM_EVAL_LOG or something. Try to remain independent until
Autoconf made up its mind.