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Re: freecad
Robert Swindells wrote:
>
> Greg Troxel <gdt%lexort.com@localhost> wrote:
> >mlh%goathill.org@localhost (MLH) writes:
> >> So how do we force that with py-pyside-setup ?
> >
> > Generally:
> >
> > file a bug upstream
> >
> > patch it to search correctly. numpy-config is very strange, with
> > --cflags but not --libs (never mind that -I is a cppflag, not a
> > cflag), and a pkgconfig file in an odd place (but multiversion python
> > so I see why).
> >
> > patch it to check the possible directories for the numpy header and
> > use the one that's there. Not really correct vs following
> > numpy-config/pkgconfig but not too bad.
> >
> > patch it to work within pkgsrc. We know what numpy version we have
> > and where it puts things. Just remove all the conditionals and use
> > that.
>
> Some documentation on how Python packages are supposed to interact with
> buildlink would be useful, same for cmake.
>
> The cmake configuration part of py-pyside-setup looks for optional
> modules, numpy is one of those but it is failing to find several Qt5
> ones.
>
> There is also the problem that this stack of packages will only build
> with PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT=311 as py-boost-cmake doesn't pass
> PYTHON_PACKAGE down to things that it builds such as numpy.
Can't find it right now but I ran across something dealing with
pyboost that said the method for configuring pyboost changed with
python 3.12.
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