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This would be this module, which looks for Python version 3 by default, otherwise version 2.
It provides targets which are namespaced as Python:: (e.g. Python::Module for the Development.Module component), which is the expected format for some modern libraries such as nanobind (if the targets are not found, it even does a find_package(Python ...) call, which is the FindPython module), as I discussed with @nim65s
I think a copy of that module is already available in this directory?
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Use the modern CMake FindPython module
Use the modern unified CMake FindPython module
Aug 8, 2024
FindPython was added CMake 3.12, and unfortunately we are still keeping compatibility with 3.10.
CMake 3.10 is the version provided by 18.04. I think we should be able to drop 18.04 support to bump to CMake 3.16, and get this FindPython module without the need for using a local copy soon.
This would be this module, which looks for Python version 3 by default, otherwise version 2.
It provides targets which are namespaced as
Python::
(e.g.Python::Module
for the Development.Module component), which is the expected format for some modern libraries such as nanobind (if the targets are not found, it even does afind_package(Python ...)
call, which is the FindPython module), as I discussed with @nim65sI think a copy of that module is already available in this directory?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: