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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Determine info about the Python install and write shell code to stdout, to

# set env variables. This will set the variables PY_LDFLAGS, PY_CFLAGS and

# PY_INC_PATH.

# The python3-config tool is used as the source of this info. In theory we

# could use sysconfig as well but the setup-python action from github appears

# to patch python3-config but not patch the sysconfig info.

# Usage:

# eval $(python3 get-py-env.py)

import os

import re

import subprocess

def get_output(cmd):

rv = subprocess.run(

cmd,

capture_output=True, # Capture stdout and stderr

text=True, # Decode output as text (UTF-8)

check=True, # Raise an error if the command fails

)

return rv.stdout

def extract_flags(cmd, prefix):

flags = []

for part in get_output(cmd).split():

part = part.strip()

if part.startswith(prefix):

flags.append(part)

return ' '.join(flags)

def find_python_h():

"""Find the include path that has Python.h contained inside.

We could use INCLUDEPY from sysconfig but github patches

python3-config but not the sysconfig info (after moving the

install).

"""

c_flags = extract_flags(['python3-config', '--cflags'], '-I')

for part in c_flags.split():

m = re.search(r'-I(\S+)', part)

if not m:

continue

inc_path = m.group(1)

if os.path.exists(os.path.join(inc_path, 'Python.h')):

return inc_path

raise SystemExit('cannot find Python.h')

def main():

ld_flags = extract_flags(['python3-config', '--ldflags'], '-L')

c_flags = extract_flags(['python3-config', '--cflags'], '-I')

include_path = find_python_h()

print(f'PY_LDFLAGS="{ld_flags}"')

print(f'PY_CFLAGS="{c_flags}"')

print(f'PY_INC_PATH="{include_path}"')

if __name__ == '__main__':

main()

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