compiling with gcc from conda env

Hello,

First of thank you for your amazing work with nuitka, can’t wait to the the next improvements !

I’ve had a small issue trying to compile from a conda environnement with nuita. the name of my compiler installed with conda is x86_64-conda-linux-gnu-cc

In nuitka/build/Backend.scons :

I had to change this (line 1075) :

# Tell compiler to create a shared library or program.
if module_mode:
    if "gcc" in the_cc_name or "g++" in the_cc_name:
        env.Append(CCFLAGS=["-shared"])
    elif clang_mode:
        pass
    elif msvc_mode:
        env.Append(CCFLAGS=["/LD"])  # Create a DLL.
    else:
        assert False, the_cc_name

to that :

# Tell compiler to create a shared library or program.
if module_mode:
    if any(val in the_cc_name for val in ("gcc", "g++", "gnu-cc")):
        env.Append(CCFLAGS=["-shared"])
    elif clang_mode:
        pass
    elif msvc_mode:
        env.Append(CCFLAGS=["/LD"])  # Create a DLL.
    else:
        assert False, the_cc_name

By the way, running the compilation with clang (installed from conda) worked straight away.

[kayhayen]

Nuitka already has this:

def isGccName(cc_name):
    return "gcc" in cc_name or "g++" in cc_name or "gnu-cc" in cc_name

Seems this is a place it’s not yet used.

[kayhayen]

This is part of the 0.6.17 release.