Attempt to fix Python setup.py build for clang / MacOS #1211
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@mauvilsa if you have time, could you try this on mac? |
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@johnbartholomew it works, see https://github.com/omni-us/jsonargparse/pull/682/checks. Thanks for the fix! |
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setup.py test is deprecated, just run the tests directly. Require setuptools 72.2 - this incorporates upstream distutils changes which make it easier to adjust C++ compile flags independently of C compile flags.
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Merged, but slightly accidentally (I mixed up two branches I was working on - oops!). Although I had to remove it from this PR the actual relevant commit is in master as commit a679ce4. |
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Clang is apparently more strict about using
-std=c++17only for C++ compilation, rejecting it with an error for C compilation (GCC gives a warning but proceeds).This is an attempt to fix #1202.