Jim Porter

It seems to me that this is actually a bug in GCC (or they forgot to document something important): From https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Precompiled-Headers.html: > A precompiled header file is searched for when...

@overlord624, would you be able to make a further-reduced test case for this (not relying on bfg) and submit it to the [GCC bug tracker](https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/)? While I think I have...

Great, thanks! If you post the GCC bug number here, I'll Cc myself to it and help answer any questions that come up (assuming I know the answer, of course)....

Thanks, I added that to the summary. I'll have to decide if I want to support Python 3 eventually. Currently, it's Python 2.7 only, but there's a `bfg9000_required_version` that also...

Moving this to 0.2, since it's not really essential for a first version, and otherwise I'll never actually finish 0.1.

My only concern with supporting Py3 is that users who have bfg-with-py3 installed and try to build someone else's project made with bfg-with-py2 might run into issues. However, I'm probably...

That sounds like a good idea, thanks! I don't know much about OS X, aside from that I use Homebrew for installing crap for the CI builds for bfg. It...

Hm, interesting. Python already handles `.rpm`s and `.deb`s pretty well, so I might not need that, but perhaps it would help for OS X...

Ok, I now have working .debs and a PPA for Ubuntu: https://launchpad.net/~jimporter/+archive/ubuntu/testing When I produce an actual release, I'll put all the necessary packages into a "stable" PPA.

Oh also, if anyone has an opinion on how they'd like to see me distribute a Python 3-backed version of bfg, let me know. Right now, the `bfg9000` package on...