Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
On Jul 30, 2005, at 5:05 PM, Martin Costabel wrote:
Unfortunately, matplotlib uses the python build system which I don't
understand sufficiently to see where it is defined that "gcc" or
"g++-3.3" should be used for compiling and linking, respectively.
Someone else?
I don't know the system well either, but the obvious thing to try is
setting CC=gcc-3.3 which would cause most build systems to use gcc-3.3
(hence g++-3.3) for the compiling step. Looking at %p/lib/
python2.3/distutils/sysconfig.py it appears that CC is respected.
This would be a way out if a real fix is not found. It does work, but it
defeats Fink's special mix of C and C++ compilers; it will also have to
be changed for the 10.4 tree. The real fix would be to teach it to use
the C++ compiler and not the C compiler for compiling C++ sources. I
haven't yet seen where this is defined (or rather, I have seen several
places, but they seem to be not very consistent, and I haven't yet
understood which definition is really used; python can be worse than C++
if you want to read sources).
--
Martin
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