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[osx] adding preprocessor directives to fix include on OSX.#48
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thanks for this.
one question though... (see below)
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shouldn't all the other "internal" python-related headers be picked up from under "Python/..." as well?
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That is totally correct... I will update the PR.
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perhaps this could be better handled w/ |
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I was having issues building on OSX.
Python is provided as a framework by Xcode, and has to be included as
#include "Python/Python.h"as opposed to the expected in#include "Python.h"in other environments (ie. Linux). I think this is probably better than messing with the include paths.The provided fix did it for me.
Thanks!