Use base_prefix, not prefix for iOS framework linking. #22
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@rgommers do we want single backports or will there be a general meson update? Also relevant for numpy/numpy#29454 |
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As commented in numpy/numpy#29454, I'm fine with small backports right now. Especially if they're this trivial and the PR is already opened:) |
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Backport of mesonbuild#14849.
Modifies iOS linking with the Python framework to use
sys.base_prefix, rather thansys.prefix.Outside of a venv,
sys.prefixandsys.base_prefixare the same. However, if you're using a virtual environment.sys.prefixpoints at the location of the virtual environment, not the location of the iOS binaries.sys.base_prefixshould be used to ensure that you're always referencing the underlying install location, not the venv location.