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Author	doko
Date	2002年08月31日.08:59:32
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Logged In: YES user_id=60903 Ok, I'll give --fhs-prefix a try. some questions: - the lib_python in getpath.c hardcodes lib/pythonX.Y to search for the libraries. Is it enouogh to set PYTHONPATH to pythonX.Y? - who to ask for distutils? are there concerns if a module/library is splitted over two directories? Or should there symlinks from /usr/lib/pythonX.Y to /usr/share/pythonX.Y? - currently there is only one site-packages directory. how should two site-packages be supported (lib and share)? - speaking of etc: this is a configuration file and should belong into the etc hierarchy. should etc be searched before or after the library directories? Python's include files: not all packages separate platform specific headers from generic headers, probably therefore the FHS puts them in /usr/include.

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user_id=60903
Ok, I'll give --fhs-prefix a try. some questions:
- the lib_python in getpath.c hardcodes lib/pythonX.Y to 
search for the libraries. Is it enouogh to set PYTHONPATH to 
pythonX.Y?
- who to ask for distutils? are there concerns if a 
module/library is splitted over two directories? Or should there 
symlinks from /usr/lib/pythonX.Y to /usr/share/pythonX.Y?
- currently there is only one site-packages directory. how 
should two site-packages be supported (lib and share)?
- speaking of etc: this is a configuration file and should belong 
into the etc hierarchy. should etc be searched before or after 
the library directories?
Python's include files: not all packages separate platform 
specific headers from generic headers, probably therefore the 
FHS puts them in /usr/include.

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