Stephen A. Imhoff

> The best way to ensure that your module will work with the manylinux2010 version of Panda3D is to build your own module inside a manylinux2010 container as well, but...

Further update. Making an installer in the manylinux (2014, in my case) images doesn't work, because it's missing a few packages - one of which is python, which might be...

Note that the reason I'm doing this is that I'm trying to create my own subclasses of `VirtualFileSystem`/`VirtualFile` (to create a new remote client for a different backend). I tried...

... okay, so, part of the problems being encountered is because P3DModuleBuilder needs the headers to compile against. Would including the headers in the wheels be sufficient to be able...

Ah, no (not yet, at least). P3DModuleBuilder claims that it needs the SDK, as opposed to the wheel, because the wheel doesn't include any of the headers. If the wheel...

... strangely, your workaround actually appears to work when both using the python interpreter, and when having a built app, at least for my custom build. While the situation is...

After having worked on this some more: - The workaround doesn't play nicely with some of my dependencies (which are installed/managed with vcpkg) - I can't get a working `CMakeLists.txt`...

MUWAHAHAHAHA! I got it working! The big thing is that `additional_libraries.cmake` can't be used - or at least not without a **lot** more work. It works far better if you...

.... aaannnnddd it's broken again. I'm not sure what I was doing to get it to work the first time, but I've gotten another workaround going. It only appears to...

@el-dee - Yes, that indeed did it, thank you!