Kay Hayen

I see, our built ins wrapper cannot be pickled, which is bad.

Interesting. So far I think people have cross compiled standalone mode programs only. Using clang mode is clearly a must, otherwise gcc specific options will be used, or at least...

You should try `bdist_nuitka` target then.

Using `python setup.py bdist_nuitka` would be a first step. I would recommend making it work on a normal Linux first, then try it there. It would have to abstract the...

Interestingly enough, I am having similar issues with statically built Pythons on Linux with LTO right now. Nuitka is missing out on some linker flags that make sure symbols get...

Does it mean, it comes down to Nuitka not being allowed to use the version specific extension? Is the `mv nuitka_test.cpython-39.so nuitka_test.so` really needed? I think Nuitka picks the extension...

well, the module is the __init__ only, and that's not containing the code of the "test" submodule then. With --package, I meant, there ought to be a way to compile...

So, the linking against python3 is not what Nuitka does normally, extension modules do not link against libraries at all, but instead get their symbols from python binary. Can you...

I was also interested, what symbols the python binary exports. You know, in standard non-Windows configurations (there is't the reversed), Python does *not* load libpython, but provides the symbols itself....

Yes, this is the root cause, and it links against a shared libpython, which does have the exports. I will try and add a detection of this into the linking...