boost_mpl_preprocess.py is missing python3 support #67
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* fixed libraries include
* fixed incorrect usage of python2 string
* fixed python2 to python3 script issues (2to3) like print ""
* fixed data types
* fixed python3 usage of str instead of string (join, split etc.)
* added support to determine the absolute path of the executable
binary of the current Python interpreter
* thx @Bagira80 for his support
Fixes issue: boostorg#67
Signed-off-by: Thomas Höhlig <thoehlig@benocs.com>
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@Bagira80 Please have a look on this, too. And a lot of thx for your help. |
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This and the depending scripts are not working with Ubuntu 22.04 anymore.
My default sym-link for
pythonat least is pointing toPython 3.10.4Already tested with my fix which I will provide in a PR:
I tested my patches with python 2.7.x as well and they seem to work with Ubuntu 20.04, but this is not the python version that we should use anymore.
Feel free to comment. :)
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