Kay Hayen

The variable names related stuff is now on develop and will be in 2.3 release as well, which is bound to happen any day now.

That's too bad, can you provide the output with --show-scons again?

Ok, I think it's recognizable, that the translation to short paths somehow fails there. Both `result_exe` and `nuitka_src` are being wrong. The call of the scons file and the Python...

Seems, there might be an implicit dependency missing: ``` Loaded pykob.morse import 'pykob.morse' # import ctypes # considering responsibility (find_spec) import ctypes # denied responsibility import ctypes # considering responsibility...

So, I cannot tell anything from the makefile, since I am not cmake. I would always need to see the actual options used. From what you write, it seems you...

Yeah, `ctypes` doesn't get put into the `.pyi` file, which is a grave bug. Probably because it is standard library, and said code was not updated to consider the list...

Oh, that code actually was never updated, and uses "finalization" to get at the used modules, which is of course non-sensical these days, as we added so many more import...

Thanks for your report, this is fixed on the factory branch, which is a development version under rapid development. You can try it out by going here: https://nuitka.net/doc/factory.html Feedback on...

To me the --trace output from an unknown program just makes it impossible to read anything about it. Do you have a new symptom to look at? I cannot really...

You can report issues until they are all fixed, make sure to not continue here, and to provide as much information as possible, and a minimal reproducer or else there...