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if you have any C code, you can't. Even if your C code is optional, you shouldn't, at least one that you'd put on Pypi, because unix users with full toolchains
by zzzeek 10y ago
if you have any C code, you can't. Even if your C code is optional, you shouldn't, at least one that you'd put on Pypi, because unix users with full toolchains will never see your source .tar.gz anymore from pip.
- ak217 10y agoFair to say, but then there isn't any technology out there to build "a single cross-platform, cross-Python wheel that just works" and links against C code. That's true of any packaging framework that links against native code...