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Don't use run_command
for building cython --cplus
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#25
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Thanks for opening the issue. I will open a PR on Monday to fix this. |
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This gets rid of `run_command`, and replaces it with use of `custom_target`. This means things now run at build-time rather than at configure-time, and cache will work correctly. Closes #25
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This is now done in
scipy.stats
, see #23 (comment). It should be usingcustom_target
, notrun_command
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