Use shutil.which() to get compiler path
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Remove the `__get_first_compiler_in_path()` function that used `which(1)` / `where` program to get the compiler path, with built-in `shutil.which()`. This fixes pygccxml on systems where `which(1)` is no longer present (it is not a standard POSIX tool, and Linux distributions are working towards making it optional).
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Remove the
__get_first_compiler_in_path()function that usedwhich(1)/whereprogram to get the compiler path, with built-inshutil.which(). This fixes pygccxml on systems wherewhich(1)is no longer present (it is not a standard POSIX tool, and Linux distributions are working towards making it optional).