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Change execution method for configure - #9
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When installing on Windows, depending on the environment, it sometimes don't understand './configure'. Using sh directly should work on all platforms.
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src - Change execution method for configure
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Thanks. Would be nice if you could add a short description on how to build the python module on Windows to the documentation. |
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This error was preventing the installation on Windows using I tried to install it from sources only because I though it may be easier (I wasn't sure an installation through |
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When installing on Windows with
setup.pyusing MinGW32, I got the following error:This pull request changes the two pieces of code calling
configureto useshinstead of a direct execution.