Build machine information (build_machine)
Provides information about the build machine -- the machine that is doing the actual compilation. See Cross-compilation.
Currently, these values are populated using
platform.system() and
platform.machine().
If you think the returned values for any of these are incorrect for
your system or CPU, or if your OS is not in the linked table, please
file a bug report
with details and we'll look into it.
Extended by
Build machine information is extended by the following subtypes:
Build machine information methods
build_machine.cpu()
Returns a more specific CPU name, such as i686, armv8l, etc.
Signature
(追記) str (追記ここまで) cpu()build_machine.cpu_family()
Returns the CPU family name. This table contains all known CPU families. These are guaranteed to continue working.
Signature
(追記) str (追記ここまで) cpu_family()build_machine.endian()
Returns 'big' on big-endian systems and 'little' on little-endian systems.
Signature
(追記) str (追記ここまで) endian()build_machine.kernel()
Returns the name of the operating system kernel, such as linux, xnu, and
nt. See here for a more complete
list. These are more specific
than system. If this cannot be detected (for the build machine), or is not
set in the cross file (for the host machine when cross compiling), calling
this method is fatal.
Signature
(since 1.2.0)
(追記) str (追記ここまで) kernel()build_machine.subsystem()
Returns the variant of the operating system, such as ios and tvos. See
here for a more complete list.
These are more specific than system. If this cannot be detected (for the
build machine), or is not set in the cross file (for the host machine when
cross compiling), calling this method is fatal.
Signature
(since 1.2.0)
(追記) str (追記ここまで) subsystem()build_machine.system()
Returns the operating system name. This table lists all of the currently known operating system names. These are guaranteed to continue working.
Signature
(追記) str (追記ここまで) system()The results of the search are