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[02:43:15] <pradyunsg> techalchemy: the one mention I have in that entire conversation. XD

[02:43:27] <techalchemy> :D

[02:43:40] <techalchemy> just wanted you to know we didn't forget you

[11:45:35] <ei8fdb> Is there a logsearch already setup for here and #pypa-dev?

[12:44:03] <pradyunsg> !logs

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[12:44:18] <pradyunsg> ei8fdb: ^

[12:45:19] <pradyunsg> Occasionally, the bot dies and then we lose logs for that duration.

[14:01:14] <ei8fdb> aha thank you. I had an interesting discussion last night and wanted to reference a url instead of copying it all into a doc.

[14:01:21] <ei8fdb> How are you?

[19:53:18] <dalley> hi, I'm trying to build compiled wheels for a C library using manylinux2014, and I'm hitting a linker error. https://github.com/dralley/libcomps/runs/446754763?check_suite_focus=true#step:6:308

[19:53:52] <dalley> is there an obvious mistake or resolution for that issue?

[19:54:10] <dalley> "cannot find -lpython3.6m"

[20:36:45] <ngoldbaum> where is the corresponding build script?

[20:37:03] <ngoldbaum> you may just need to install the redhat package that has the python3.6 runtime libraries and headers

[20:39:41] <ngoldbaum> dalley: ^

[20:41:20] <dalley> ngoldbaum, this is inside of the manylinux container thing, and building against many different versions of Python, so I would think that installing system Python libraries would not be the correct course?

[20:41:57] <ngoldbaum> i mean, it apparently needs libpython3.6

[20:42:30] <ngoldbaum> does that container use its own python builds or does it use the system python packages?

[20:43:00] <dalley> I believe the former. I'm new to messing around with manylinux

[20:43:12] <ngoldbaum> ok, in that case you'll need to find where it puts those libraries

[20:43:30] <ngoldbaum> apparently it found the headers

[20:43:38] <ngoldbaum> so you just need to tell it where to find the .so files

[20:43:48] <dalley> there's other variables too -- I'm using scikit-build which wraps setuptools to integrate it with CMake and allow CMake to drive the build

[20:43:54] <ngoldbaum> ahhh

[20:44:47] <ngoldbaum> looks like that project has a mailing list you can ping

[20:44:48] <ngoldbaum> good luck