> Probably they are not really compatible with the python manylinux > conventions (but PySide2 itself is not either, see the manlinux1 > thread). The manylinux binary distributions use old compilers and > old libs to provide binary compatibility. Same is done for QT > binary distributions, but with slightly different assumptions. > manylinux2014 and Qt5.x assumptions are sufficiently similar from > my experience, though. > > > Ok, good suggestion! But, which compiler is actual? Clang or gcc? > Which compiler flags I need to set? ) > > Gold standard is using the published docker containers for building. All these issues are discussed in the PEP's defining the manylinux variants. I fear there is no way around reading into those when you want to distribute binary linux python wheels.
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