On Tue, Apr 24, 2018 at 9:45 PM, Ludovic Gasc <gmludo@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
You can use pythonz, conda or pyenv to install the version of Python you want without to disturb your system.
I don't need to "not disturb" system.
If have to use conda, pyenv, I would rather build Python3.6 from source tarball, not to bring more overhead (conda body, pyenv body), and "Python3.6 from source" still not disturb my system, because it is installed to "/usr/local".
But I don't want any method that requires to build Python from source (tarball, pythonz, conda or alike), because I really need *pre-built binaries*.
As I told in the first email, I use Python in an embedded board (BeagleBone Black), which is very limited in term of disk space and CPU.
Building Python is a very heavy job, taking nights to done, and I also want to save flash space from storing Python source.
So, I try to build Python as deb and use apt to install to my board. I was successful to do so with Python 3.6.1, using the .dsc file found on Debian buster repo. But since Python 3.6.4, the build script has changed drastically that it cannot be use to build for Debian stretch.
Btw, what I need is just a build/packaging script. I don't need you to build and publish Python3.6 to official repository.
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