BUG: deal with shared lib extension in a single place. Fix ctypes.load_li #96
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…d_library. This is related to PEP 3149, tags in shared library extensions. Only applies to Linux (for now).
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Works here with python3.2 and current master branch. There are some datetime test failures but nothing related to c-types. |
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OK thanks. Will make one more change that Bruce noted, 'cpython-32mu.so' should be checked before '.so', because two libs with those extensions may exist in the same location. |
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BUG: deal with shared lib extension in a single place. Fix ctypes.load_library.
This is related to PEP 3149, tags in shared library extensions. Only applies
to Linux (for now).
Closes ticket 1749 again. Bruce tested this, but would be good if someone else on Linux tested this with Python 3.2