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Code Refactor
Here's how you can refactor the code to determine the Python version based on the build mode:
# Figure out what version of Python we just built:
major, minor = self.get_python_version(
os.path.join("PCBuild", path, "python_d.exe")
).split(".")
change to
# Figure out what version of Python we just built:
mode_paths = {
BuildMode.RELEASE: os.path.join("PCBuild", path, "python.exe"),
BuildMode.DEBUG: os.path.join("PCBuild", path, "python_d.exe")
}
major, minor = self.get_python_version(
mode_paths[self.mode]
).split(".")
Description:
In the build_python function within compile_all.py, we need to ensure that the correct Python executable is used based on the build mode. Specifically, the debug build should utilize the python_d.exe executable, while the release build should use the standard python.exe.
Impact:
This change will ensure that the correct Python executable is used for both release and debug builds, preventing potential issues related to using the wrong executable in different build configurations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Code Refactor
Here's how you can refactor the code to determine the Python version based on the build mode:
change to
Description:
In the build_python function within compile_all.py, we need to ensure that the correct Python executable is used based on the build mode. Specifically, the debug build should utilize the python_d.exe executable, while the release build should use the standard python.exe.
Impact:
This change will ensure that the correct Python executable is used for both release and debug builds, preventing potential issues related to using the wrong executable in different build configurations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: