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I was trying to build ten-framework on windows, After successfully executing the "tgn gen win x64 debug" command, when I ran the "tgn build win x64 debug" command, I encountered the following error:
../../../core/include_internal/ten_runtime/binding/python/common/python_stuff.h(15, 10): fatal error: 'Python.h' file not found.
I've checked the generated compile_commands.json and found that the command-line arguments include the Python directory using "/I"" instead of "-I". Could this be the cause of the problem?
Well, thanks for your report. I don’t have a Windows machine, so I can’t handle this problem very efficiently. You could try experimenting a bit.
However, from the command line you posted, it seems like there’s no /I option either?
Description
I was trying to build ten-framework on windows, After successfully executing the "tgn gen win x64 debug" command, when I ran the "tgn build win x64 debug" command, I encountered the following error:
I've checked the generated compile_commands.json and found that the command-line arguments include the Python directory using "/I"" instead of "-I". Could this be the cause of the problem?
Environment
Win32
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
build successfully.
Actual behavior
fatal error: 'Python.h' file not found.
Version
The latest code on the current main branch.
Severity
Minor
Additional Information
No response
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