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Bo Peng
Dear list,
My python modules depend on a few boost libraries. For convenience, I
include the source code of these libraries with my distribution and
treat them as standard source files. This results in huge cc.exe command
lines and I get an error saying
error: command 'cc' failed: Invalid argument
under win32/mingw. (I am not quite sure this is the reason though.)
How can I let setup.py build these boost libraries separately so that I
can link them to my modules? This will also save some link time because
all my python modules link to the same boost libraries.
Many thanks in advance.
Bo
My python modules depend on a few boost libraries. For convenience, I
include the source code of these libraries with my distribution and
treat them as standard source files. This results in huge cc.exe command
lines and I get an error saying
error: command 'cc' failed: Invalid argument
under win32/mingw. (I am not quite sure this is the reason though.)
How can I let setup.py build these boost libraries separately so that I
can link them to my modules? This will also save some link time because
all my python modules link to the same boost libraries.
Many thanks in advance.
Bo