cfbolz changed the topic of #pypy to: PyPy, the flexible snake (IRC logs: https://quodlibet.duckdns.org/irc/pypy/latest.log.html#irc-end ) | use cffi for calling C | if a pep adds a mere 25-30 [C-API] functions or so, it's a drop in the ocean (cough) - Armin
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<lazka>
tos9, I think that means pypy is missing files under Lib/venv/scripts/nt
<lazka>
and venv then falls back to the "I'm in a Python build scenario" and prints an unrelated error.. I had to fix the same thing in mingw Python
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<lazka>
maybe using virtualenv instead of venv helps
<lazka>
(I never used tox.. not sure how that works)
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<mattip>
we need a windows person to come through and fix up our windows build process
<mattip>
apparently, on windows there are all these "launchers" that are used instead of simply calling 'python' because ....
<mattip>
reasons
<mattip>
but somehow linux doesn't need them?
<mattip>
I see hints around launchers in the cpython/PCbuild directory,
<mattip>
but I don't find any such launcher in my CPython38 installation, so where are they?
<Hodgestar>
mattip: On Windows there are two ways one might like to run a Python program. The first is to open a terminal and then run a Python program inside the terminal. The second is to run the Python program standalone and attach it to the GUI environment. I don't know the details or why these two are so different on Windows, but it comes up a lot when packaging.
<Hodgestar>
Are there even more possibilities? What do all the launchers do?
<mattip>
:shrug:
<mattip>
this is probably relevant, but we really need someone who cares enough to cargo copy the pieces
<fijal>
uh, is this something I should be worried about?
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<mattip>
it seems the travis CI is pinning to a very old version of macOS
<mattip>
as for test_file, I guess the successfuly test run takes place only after those files have been generated
<fijal>
mattip: I've just skipped checking for config.h
<fijal>
seems unnecessary
<fijal>
(as in, if it's there don't check it, but if it's not there, also don't check it, but also don't explode)
<mattip>
ok
<fijal>
ok, I got to the point at least where I know where to write code to support vmprof on aarch64
<mattip>
cool
<fijal>
took a second :)
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<tos9>
lazka / ( mattip ): thanks! -- is it worth filing a ticket or is it unlikely enough that anyone cares until a windows person shows up (let's be honest I just skipped windows in CI again oy)
<tos9>
I guess to file a ticket I need to know how to even reproduce that, is it saying literally creating any venv doesn't work on windows