The Python 2.5 port island
Luc Heinrich
luc at honk-honk.com
Thu Dec 7 03:51:13 PST 2006
Greetings,
As of today, the Python 2.5 port is an island. It has the correct
dependencies and builds correctly, but it also has some major
problems which makes it mostly useless:
1. The Python framework is not created (--enable-framework is not
specified in the configure args).
2. The 'python' symlink to 'python2.5' is not created.
3. All MacPorts python libraries and applications depend on
port:python24 or are part of portgroup:python24.
Is there a specific reason for (1) and (2) or is this just an overlook ?
More importantly, is there a way to workaround (3) and use MacPorts-
managed python libraries and applications with port:python25 instead
of port:python24 ? A way to ignore dependencies maybe ? (which
wouldn't completely work for all ports though, the python variant of
port:boost uses a hardcoded python version variable for example)
--
Luc Heinrich - luc at honk-honk.com - http://www.honk-honk.com
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