With Distutils being the standard way to build things in Pythonia nowadays, and since MK now has a python/setup.py script, I'm tempted to throw Mk4py out of the makefile. Finding the proper /usr/include/PythonX.Y/ directory has always been tricky anyway.
I've not checked how setup.py actually builds and whether it includes things like -fPIC when compiling for linkage into a shared library. Nor whether Distutils is mature enough now to work with MSVC, mingw, and more esoteric platforms / compilers / C++ runtimes.
Not sure about Mk4py cross-compilation either, nor whether it matters.
I do know that "python setup.py build" is a lot simpler than configure/make when the proper ./configure --please-make=my/build:work/right incantations are not known or understood well enough...
-jcw
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