pydistutils.cfg workaround not executed on MacOS when target-architecture is not "darwin" #581
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To do this, exposes two new build config entries, `CONFIG.HOSTOS` and `CONFIG.HOSTARCH`. In particular, `HOSTOS` is required for cross-compiling pip libraries from Darwin. Resolves thought-machine#581.
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To do this, exposes two new build config entries, `CONFIG.HOSTOS` and `CONFIG.HOSTARCH`. In particular, `HOSTOS` is required for cross-compiling pip libraries from Darwin. Resolves #581.
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This workaround works excellently, to prevent the notorious
must supply either home or prefix/exec-prefix -- not botherror caused by brew's system-widedistutils.cfgfile.However, attempting to build with
--archskips this, instead using the linux codepath.Ideally, the
echo "[install]\nprefix=" > .pydistutils.cfghack is executed whenever the host OS is Darwin, rather than the target OS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: