Re: [lxml-dev] Segfault on OS X

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I've extended the use of the guessing code in setup.py to also extract the library information. Try the trunk and see whether that helps?
It does. However, I noticed in the compilation process, the guessing code only looks at xml2-config, not at xslt-config. Somehow, the compilation still works without -I/usr/local/lib, but I am not sure where it finds the libxsl include files, and I do not like this. Would you think it appropriate to add the result of xslt-config --cflags to the libraries? P.S. I just checked, and it seems gcc knows about looking for xsl in /usr/local/include. So the issue is not that /usr/local/lib is not known, but that it may have lower priority than /usr/lib. Still, I would recommend getting the output of xslt-config --cflags , in case of non-standard installs. Marc-Antoine

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Whoops, hadn't seent his reply so I cc-ed a reply to your mail to the list there. Generally just do a 'reply-all'; this seems to be the pattern in mailing lists that I know about, for instance other ones on codespeak, and I'm going to stick with the pattern. [snip]
That makes sense. When someone finds time, we'll take a look into doing this to make sure. Regards, Martijn

Marc-Antoine Parent wrote:
Sorry, I forgot to copy the list again. (Could you set the reply-to field in the listserv?)
Whoops, hadn't seent his reply so I cc-ed a reply to your mail to the list there. Generally just do a 'reply-all'; this seems to be the pattern in mailing lists that I know about, for instance other ones on codespeak, and I'm going to stick with the pattern. [snip]
That makes sense. When someone finds time, we'll take a look into doing this to make sure. Regards, Martijn
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