How libpython1.5.so

[A.M. Kuchling]

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Content preview:  Nick Belshaw writes: > Whilst trying to get Python plugins
   to work on Gnumeric-0.23 I bumped up > against the need for libpython1.5.so.0.0.0
   Here's a patch to the top-level Makefile.in which adds a "shared" target.
   Can people please try this and see if it works on your favorite Unix variant?
   It doesn't verify that you've compiled all the code with -fPIC or whatever's
   required; I'm not sure how to check or enforce that. (It could do "make clean
   ; make CCFLAGS=<whatever>", but is that too extreme?) [...] 

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