Ka-Ping Yee <ping@lfw.org>:
> One thing i ran into as a result of trying to run it under the
> debugger, though: turning on cursesmodule was slightly nontrivial.
> There's no cursesmodule.c; it's _cursesmodule.c instead; but
> Modules/Setup says "#curses cursesmodule.c". Taking out the "#"
> wasn't sufficient; i had to edit and insert the underscores by hand
> to get curses to work.
Your Setup is out of date.
But this reminds me. There's way too much hand-hacking in the Setup
mechanism. It wouldn't be hard to enhance the Setup format to support
#if/#endif so that config.c generation could take advantage of
configure tests. That way, Setup could have constructs in it like
this:
#if defined(CURSES)
#if defined(linux)
_curses _cursesmodule.c -lncurses
#else
_curses _cursesmodule.c -lcurses -ltermcap
#endif
#endif
I'm willing to do and test this.
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