Emacspy compat #6
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read libpython name from sysconfig fix problem pkgconfig trying to always use system python
OWN_GIL causes crash.
also add hardcoded True return values to py-make-interpreter and py-import
also partially format code
"The `python-version` input is not set. The version of Python currently in `PATH` will be used."
Also add return value for make_interpreter
Ugly hax. but appears to work
for the fucks sake
Remove call_method
…dule* Also, dont delete cask dependencies in make clean
GPT is useful sometimes
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While working on the keyboard-quit feature, I realized that Python needs to run in a separate thread. That discovery led me to rewrite my entire fork in C, which unfortunately means losing the ability to call Emacs functions from Python. Because this is such a big change, I decided to rebrand my fork.
The merge request below contains the last version that still supports calling Emacs functions from Python. My earlier commits also enable this project to compile on a more up-to-date system, so those might be worth cherry-picking. Beyond that, I’m unsure if anything else in my fork would fit here.