Re: Python 2.3.2 incompatiblility?

eric jones writes:
 > >
 > >I just tried 2.3.2 and I don't see that error with gcc-3.3.  However,
 > >I now gets tons of warning messages about the use of "long double" in
 > >some Python header file.   Maybe I'll go back to an earlier version...
 > >
 > >  
 > >
 > luddite.
 > 

Yep.   Actually, I discovered some pretty interesting things about OS X 
while looking at this warning.  For instance, the warning message
magically goes away depending on *where* Python is installed on the
machine. Moreover, I couldn't find any kind of configuration file for
gcc that would specify such behavior.  After digging a little further
into the gcc executable, I found that it's been hardwired to silence
this specific warning if a file is located in either of two system 
directories (/usr/include and /System/Library/Frameworks).  Now,
that's some kind of weird Apple related hack.... ugh.

-- Dave






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