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patch 9.0.1794: autoconf: not correctly detecing include dirs
Commit: https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/74e1dada4199b2d9e68ccaafdb7895c85b4b08f1
Author: Illia Bobyr <illia.bobyr@gmail.com>
Date: Sun Aug 27 18:26:54 2023 +0200
patch 9.0.1794: autoconf: not correctly detecing include dirs
Problem: autoconf: not correctly detecing include dirs
Solution: make use of python3 to generate includedirs
configure: Python3: Use sysconfig for -I
It seems better to use tools provided by Python for determining the
include directories, rather than construct them "manually".
Current system is broken when using virtual environments for python
3.11.4. It used to work before, but now it detects a incorrect value
for `-I`.
It would probably make sense to switch to a similar logic for lib
folders, that is for the `-l` switch. There are also
`sysconfig.get_config_h_filename()` and
`sysconfig.get_makefile_filename()`, that could replace more Python
specific logic in the current `configure{.ac,}`.
sysconfig provides the necessary tools since Python 2.7.
closes: #12889
Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
Co-authored-by: Illia Bobyr <illia.bobyr@gmail.com>
author | Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org> |
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date | Sun, 27 Aug 2023 18:45:03 +0200 |
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#! /bin/sh # installml.sh --- install or uninstall manpage links for Vim # # arguments: # 1 what: "install" or "uninstall" # 2 also do GUI pages: "yes" or "" # 3 target directory e.g., "/usr/local/man/it/man1" # 4 vim exe name e.g., "vim" # 5 vimdiff exe name e.g., "vimdiff" # 6 evim exe name e.g., "evim" # 7 ex exe name e.g., "ex" # 8 view exe name e.g., "view" # 9 rvim exe name e.g., "rvim" # 10 rview exe name e.g., "rview" # 11 gvim exe name e.g., "gvim" # 12 gview exe name e.g., "gview" # 13 rgvim exe name e.g., "rgvim" # 14 rgview exe name e.g., "rgview" # 15 gvimdiff exe name e.g., "gvimdiff" # 16 eview exe name e.g., "eview" errstatus=0 what=$1 gui=$2 destdir=$3 vimname=$4 vimdiffname=$5 evimname=$6 exname=$7 viewname=$8 rvimname=$9 # old shells don't understand ${10} shift rviewname=$9 shift gvimname=$9 shift gviewname=$9 shift rgvimname=$9 shift rgviewname=$9 shift gvimdiffname=$9 shift eviewname=$9 if test $what = "install" -a \( -f $destdir/$vimname.1 -o -f $destdir/$vimdiffname.1 -o -f $destdir/$eviewname.1 \); then if test ! -d $destdir; then echo creating $destdir /bin/sh install-sh -c -d $destdir fi # ex if test ! -f $destdir/$exname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$exname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $exname.1 fi # view if test ! -f $destdir/$viewname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$viewname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $viewname.1 fi # rvim if test ! -f $destdir/$rvimname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$rvimname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $rvimname.1 fi # rview if test ! -f $destdir/$rviewname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$rviewname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $rviewname.1 fi # GUI targets are optional if test "$gui" = "yes"; then # gvim if test ! -f $destdir/$gvimname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$gvimname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $gvimname.1 fi # gview if test ! -f $destdir/$gviewname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$gviewname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $gviewname.1 fi # rgvim if test ! -f $destdir/$rgvimname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$rgvimname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $rgvimname.1 fi # rgview if test ! -f $destdir/$rgviewname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$rgviewname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimname.1 $rgviewname.1 fi # gvimdiff if test ! -f $destdir/$gvimdiffname.1 -a -f $destdir/$vimdiffname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$gvimdiffname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $vimdiffname.1 $gvimdiffname.1 fi # eview if test ! -f $destdir/$eviewname.1 -a -f $destdir/$evimname.1; then echo creating link $destdir/$eviewname.1 cd $destdir; ln -s $evimname.1 $eviewname.1 fi fi fi if test $what = "uninstall"; then echo Checking for Vim manual page links in $destdir... if test -L $destdir/$exname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$exname.1 rm -f $destdir/$exname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$viewname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$viewname.1 rm -f $destdir/$viewname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$rvimname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$rvimname.1 rm -f $destdir/$rvimname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$rviewname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$rviewname.1 rm -f $destdir/$rviewname.1 fi # GUI targets are optional if test "$gui" = "yes"; then if test -L $destdir/$gvimname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$gvimname.1 rm -f $destdir/$gvimname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$gviewname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$gviewname.1 rm -f $destdir/$gviewname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$rgvimname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$rgvimname.1 rm -f $destdir/$rgvimname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$rgviewname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$rgviewname.1 rm -f $destdir/$rgviewname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$gvimdiffname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$gvimdiffname.1 rm -f $destdir/$gvimdiffname.1 fi if test -L $destdir/$eviewname.1; then echo deleting $destdir/$eviewname.1 rm -f $destdir/$eviewname.1 fi fi fi exit $errstatus # vim: set sw=3 :