[Bug 242896] lang/python*: Fail to package in poudriere (testport) when cross-building

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Christian Ullrich <chris at chrullrich.net> changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Christian Ullrich <chris at chrullrich.net> ---
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Patch.

This patch fixes this bug and two related ones.

Firstly, it recompiles the .pyc files after modifying the .py file. This
applies to lang/python3[578] because lang/python36 already has (most of) it.

Secondly, it adds the missing recompilation with -OO to lang/python36.

Thirdly, it generates correct file names involving ${ABIFLAGS}. There are
several places in post-install where file names are assembled that include ABI
flags. Previously, these were fixed as "m" (PYMALLOC enabled) for 3.[67] and
empty for 3.8 (where the "m" flag has been removed upstream). (This only fixes
the clearly somewhat rare case of cross-building 3.[67] with native-xtools and
without PYMALLOC.)

Tested lang/python3[5-8] using poudriere bulk -t cross-building to aarch64,
with and without PYMALLOC. Once the packages were successfully built, I
manually checked that the .pycs are newer than the .py and that neither
contains the /nxb-bin prefix.

Tested devel/py-zope.interface at py3[5-8] using poudriere bulk -t cross-building
to aarch64, with and without PYMALLOC, using BUILD_ALL_PYTHON_FLAVORS. This
port includes a binary extension, for added ABIFLAGS enjoyment. (I noticed that
this .so is linked to the respective libpython....so with 3.[567], but not with
3.8. It can be imported and calling random functions on it does not crash, so I
assume this is by design.)

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