Christian Hammond 867909c933 Fix a regression in include paths when compiling ctypes in 3.6.15/3.7.12. (#2209) ... In my previous work on getting Python 3.6.15 and 3.7.12 to compile on Apple M1, I backported logic from newer 3.8.x releases to properly find libffi and related files on macOS. This regressed compilation on Linux. The include search path was incomplete, and `ffi.h` could not be found, resulting in `ctypes` being disabled. There was a key difference between the old logic and new logic that led to this regression: 1. In 3.8 and newer, `detect_ctypes()` in `setup.py` took no arguments, and was expected to access instance variables for the include search path. 2. In 3.7 and earlier, `detect_ctypes()` took the path as an argument, and was expected to make use of it. The backport made use of the instance variables, overriding the provided include path. These were not equivalent. The one on the instance was not complete, lacking the necessary directories to find `ffi.h`. Since this could not be found, `ctypes` support was disabled. The fix is to simply not overwrite the variables passed to the function, and resume using them as before. Fixes #2207		2022-01-07 05:14:22 +03:00
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python-build	Fix a regression in include paths when compiling ctypes in 3.6.15/3.7.12. (#2209)	2022-01-07 05:14:22 +03:00
.gitignore	rename to version-ext-compat because pyenv-version-ext must precede	2013-06-13 12:37:35 +09:00