Build system for statically-linked Python.

ports/python_modules/numpy/build.sh

+#!/bin/bash
+# Copyright (c) 2014 The Native Client Authors. All rights reserved.
+# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
+# found in the LICENSE file.
+
+NACL_PYSETUP_ARGS="build --fcompiler=fake"
+
+BuildStep() {
+  export ATLAS=None
+  export LAPACK=None
+  export BLAS=None
+  ChangeDir ${NACL_PACKAGES_REPOSITORY}/${PACKAGE_DIR}
+  if ! CheckStamp install_host_${PACKAGE_NAME} ; then
+    LogExecute rm -rf build dist
+    export NACL_PORT_BUILD=host
+    # Force 32 bits here for Py_ssize_t correctness.
+    export CC="gcc -m32"

[Kester Tong, 2014/01/29 20:38:47]

On my machine, the -m32 flag disables SSE instructions, and since this build
uses some system headers that, on my machine, contain inline assembly with SSE
instructions, this will not compile.

Can you add the -msse flag to these three lines, which manually re-enables these
SSE instructions so that they can compile on systems such as mine?

[Matthew Turk, 2014/01/31 15:56:57]

Done.

+    export CXX="g++ -m32"
+    export LD="gcc -m32"
+    LogExecute ${NACL_HOST_PYTHON} setup.py \
+      ${NACL_PYSETUP_ARGS} \
+      install --prefix=${NACL_HOST_PYROOT}
+    TouchStamp install_host_${PACKAGE_NAME}
+  fi
+  DefaultPythonModuleBuildStep bootstrap
+}
+
+InstallStep() {
+  DefaultPythonModuleInstallStep
+}
+
+ConfigureStep() {
+  return
+}