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adrianbroher opened this issue Feb 28, 2016 · 1 comment
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Installation of python standard library modules despite disabled components. #112

adrianbroher opened this issue Feb 28, 2016 · 1 comment

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@adrianbroher
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This is not an issue, but rather a request for enhancement or general question.

When disabling a specific component, e.g. ENABLE_SQLITE3=OFF the coresponding .pyd file is not build. However the installation of the python standard library still contains the sqlite3 module. My naive assumption would be that in this case there would be no sqlite3 module available, because all of the sqlite3 just assumes that there is a _sqlite3 module available, which isn't the case when disabling the module. This isn't limited to the sqlite3 component but for various other components too.

Is this intended behavior? How does upstream handle this?
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jcfr commented Mar 25, 2016

How does upstream handle this?

Upstream systematically install all modules: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/1cf866a6569d492a94ce0f7dca26a82c0e755b0c/Makefile.pre.in#L1236-L1281

The add_python_extension CMake function could probably be extended to list subdirectory that should be installed.

@jcfr jcfr added the Type: Bug Something's not working correctly. label Feb 15, 2017
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