Build cefpython .so modules using clean Python installations as in pyenv to avoid invalid symbols being embedded in the .so module #266
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others. This is CEF Python 55.1 beta release with Chrome 55 from beta channel. Add support for Python 3.6 (#121). Update to Cython 0.25.1 (#110). Build cefpython .so modules using clean Python installations as in pyenv to avoid invalid symbols being embedded in the .so module (#266). Update CEF include/. Update patches/. Update compile.py. Run unit tests first and don't run gtk3 example temporarily until #261 is fixed. Check if Cython version installed is the same as specified in tools/requirements.txt. Update examples - print filename when logging messages.
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v55.1 released with fixed cefpython's Python 2.7 .so module. |
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Built cefpython_py27.so module using system Python 2.7.6 on Ubuntu 14.04. Then installed the package with pyenv Python 2.7.12 and tried to run the example and got error:
The resulting cefpython_py27.so when building using system Python is about 8.9 MB in size. When building using pyenv Python installations they are about half in size betwen 4.3 ~ 4.6 MB. Looks like there are some redundant symbols being embedded when using system Python. And this causes errors when running with a different Python installation, like the above error message about undefined symbol.
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