Relax compiler requirements at runtime #47
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The runtime dependencies had compiler('cxx'). The intention here was to
make sure that some C++ compiler is available. However, this actually
forces this to be the compiler that was used when building the package,
i.e., GCC 9. This causes trouble when trying to install a package that
requires an older compiler at the same time, e.g., when installing
cppyy=2.3.0 and pythran=0.11.0. (see
conda-forge/pythran-feedstock#65)
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The runtime dependencies had
compiler('cxx'). The intention here was to make sure that some C++ compiler is available. However, this actually forces this to be the compiler that was used when building the package, i.e., GCC 9. This causes trouble when trying to install a package that requires an older compiler at the same time, e.g., when installing cppyy=2.3.0 and pythran=0.11.0. (see conda-forge/pythran-feedstock#65)