BUG: Make extensions compilable with MinGW on Py2.7 #9319
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Backport #9280.
The original changeset 1c8ecc7 to make extensions compilable with MinGW
used the base_prefix attribute unconditionally. However, this is not
available in versions before Python 3.3.
This changeset introduces a check for whether the attribute is available
so that the code will work without errors also on Python 2.7. However,
this may lead to surprising results when compiling in a virtualenv.
Hat tip to Diorcet Yann (@diorcety) for pointing out this problem.