On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 8:53 AM, M.-A. Lemburg <m...@egenix.com> wrote:
> [...] > What we need is a system that provides a few dimensions > for various system specific differences (e.g. bitness, > architecture) and a recommendation for library > versions of a few very basic libraries to use when > compiling for those systems. > > I believe the PEP is almost there, it just needs to use a > slightly different concept, since limiting the set of > allowed libraries does not provide the basis of an open > system which PyPI/pip/wheels need to be. Sorry, I still don't think I quite understand. Is your position essentially that we should allow wheels to link against any system library included in (for example) stock openSUSE 11.5? Or that we should allow wheels to link against any library that can be installed into openSUSE 11.5 using `yum install <library>`? -Robert
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