| project('Python extension module', 'c', |
| default_options : ['buildtype=release', 'python.bytecompile=-1']) |
| # Because Windows Python ships only with optimized libs, |
| # we must build this project the same way. |
| |
| if meson.backend() != 'ninja' |
| error('MESON_SKIP_TEST: Ninja backend required') |
| endif |
| if not add_languages('rust', required: false, native: false) |
| error('MESON_SKIP_TEST: Rust compiler required') |
| endif |
| |
| py_mod = import('python') |
| py = py_mod.find_installation() |
| py_dep = py.dependency(required: false) |
| |
| if not py_dep.found() |
| error('MESON_SKIP_TEST: Python libraries not found.') |
| endif |
| |
| # Rust code cannot rely on #define PyModule_Create, so it calls |
| # PyModule_Create2. But it is also not possible to use has_function() |
| # because the function is in the Python executable, so just check |
| # for PyPy. |
| if run_command(py, '-c', 'import sys; sys.exit("__pypy__" in sys.builtin_module_names)', |
| check: false).returncode() == 1 |
| error('MESON_SKIP_TEST: Limited API not supported (PyPy?)') |
| endif |
| |
| subdir('ext') |
| |
| src = files('blaster.py') |
| test('extmod', |
| py, |
| args : src, |
| env : ['PYTHONPATH=' + pypathdir]) |
