build.py: now build.py will use the "IDA" environment variable (if it exists) to tell where the SDK is.

(for example if IDA=$HOME/idasdk, then build will use $IDA/include and $IDA/libXXXXX)
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elias.bachaalany 2009-10-16 12:07:18 +00:00
parent b09eea4de8
commit 2f31ce656b

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@ -23,8 +23,11 @@ from distutils import sysconfig
VERBOSE = True VERBOSE = True
IDA_MAJOR_VERSION = 5 IDA_MAJOR_VERSION = 5
IDA_MINOR_VERSION = 4 IDA_MINOR_VERSION = 4
IDA_SDK = ".." + os.sep + "swigsdk-versions" + os.sep + "%d.%d" % (IDA_MAJOR_VERSION, IDA_MINOR_VERSION) if os.environ.has_key('IDA'):
#IDA_SDK = ".." + os.sep + ".." IDA_SDK = os.environ['IDA']
else:
IDA_SDK = ".." + os.sep + "swigsdk-versions" + os.sep + "%d.%d" % (IDA_MAJOR_VERSION, IDA_MINOR_VERSION)
# End of user configurable options # End of user configurable options
# IDAPython version # IDAPython version
@ -75,7 +78,8 @@ BINDIST_MANIFEST = [
"examples/ex_func_chooser.py", "examples/ex_func_chooser.py",
"examples/ex_choose2.py", "examples/ex_choose2.py",
"examples/ex_debug_names.py", "examples/ex_debug_names.py",
"examples/ex_graph.py" "examples/ex_graph.py",
"examples/ex_dbg.py"
] ]
# List files for the source distribution (appended to binary list) # List files for the source distribution (appended to binary list)