> > I see no references to HAVE_CONFIG_H in the source code (except one > > #undef in readline.c), yet we #define it on the command line. Is that > > still necessary? > > What about these ? > ./Mac/mwerks/old/mwerks_nsgusi_config.h: > -- define HAVE_CONFIG_H > ./Mac/mwerks/old/mwerks_tk_config.h: > -- define HAVE_CONFIG_H > ./Mac/mwerks/old/mwerks_shgusi_config.h: > -- define HAVE_CONFIG_H I don't have a directory Mac/mwerks/old/. Maybe you created this yourself? > ./Modules/expat/xmlparse.c: > -- #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H > ./Modules/expat/xmltok.c: > -- #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H > ./Modules/expat/xmlrole.c: > -- #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H We don't pass HAVE_CONFIG_H to extension modules, only to the core (stuff built directly by the Makefile, not by setup.py). That's a good thing too, becaus these include <config.h>, not "pyconfig.h". --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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