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Use Host-OS to determine whether to workaround pip+darwin bug. #589

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@katzdm katzdm commented Apr 9, 2019

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.

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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Nice - I don't think pip_library will actually cross-compile in any useful way (I don't think you can get pip to do that?) but I guess it works for pure-Python libraries anyway after this change.

@peterebden peterebden merged commit 0db9347 into thought-machine:master Apr 10, 2019
@katzdm katzdm deleted the fix-darwin-cross-compile branch April 10, 2019 11:15
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