[Nexus-developers] 4.0rc2

[Akeroyd, FA (Freddie)]

For python, I wasn't sure what a user would expect to type most
naturally. In the past we have given the directory root to --with so you
would type

  ./configure --with-python=/usr/local

For python installed in /usr/local/{bin,include} etc.

Looking on the web, it seemed that 

  ./configure --with-python=/usr/local/bin/python

was more the norm; however that currently means we have both methods
present amongst our bindings configuration. Which do people feel would
be the most logical/natural to use across them all?

Freddie

-----Original Message-----
From: nexus-developers-bounces at nexusformat.org
[mailto:nexus-developers-bounces at nexusformat.org] On Behalf Of Mark
Koennecke
Sent: 30 March 2007 14:12
To: nexus-developers at nexusformat.org
Subject: Re: [Nexus-developers] 4.0rc2

Hi,

Akeroyd, FA (Freddie) schrieb:
> Mark,
>
> --with-python should be passed the name of the python interpreter
itself
> (not a directory) and PYTHONROOT is determined by doing a "which" on
> this to get the directory and then adding "..". So
>   
Sorry, this did the trick. It even is documented. O just got confused by

the fact that for other
swig targets it says installation directory whena doing a ./configure  
--help, for instance  for Tcl.
I noticed that the same as for python worked for tcl too. Is this the 
new way to do this?

                        Mark

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