Linking to Python 2.2

[Nathan Cassano]

Thanks for your help Martin,

> The correct way depends on the operating system. In this case, you
> should study and understand the error messages, and correct them.
>
> > /usr/src/packages/BUILD/Python-2.2.1/Objects/complexobject.c:148:
> > undefined reference to `sin'
>
> This is an error. The symbol "sin" is defined by the math library, so
> you need to link with "-lm". Add this linker option, then see what
> other errors remain. Proceed for other undefined symbols in the same
> way: find out where these symbols are defined, and add the missing
> libraries.
> In principle, you can use both distutils and the installed
> Makefile.pre to obtain the necessary information in a
> platform-independent way. However, it would be simpler to just adjust
> the build process manually if you target only a few systems.

I guess I had a mental black there for a moment. Yes, -lm fixed the
problem.
I found some other applications that use embedded Python, was able to
reuse
parts of their autoconf scripts and now it's all compiling fine. Thanks
again!

Nathan