Fix cross-compiling internal freetype #23852
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Instead of passing BUILD_GNU_TYPE as the host, it should be HOST_GNU_TYPE. This fixes cross-compilation for osx_arm64 on conda-forge.
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I wouldn't mind this getting into 3.6, but I already have the patch working so it's not a huge deal either. |
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This looks correct. I don't think I had any reason to pick BUILD_GNU_TYPE over HOST_GNU_TYPE; I think it was just the first one to pop out to me as useful from sysconfig.get_config_vars.
From the original commit 76f1516, you can see I never was able to properly test this given where we thought it would have an effect.
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With matplotlib/matplotlib#23852 and conda-forge/matplotlib-feedstock#329, we can now run image tests on osx-arm64 platforms with a testing install of Matplotlib. There are some artifacts across architecture. Burying these in test tolerance allows tests to pass in a fully osx-arm64 environment. Ideally to be reduced in the future.
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With matplotlib/matplotlib#23852 and conda-forge/matplotlib-feedstock#329, we can now run image tests on osx-arm64 platforms with a testing install of Matplotlib. There are some artifacts across architecture. Burying these in test tolerance allows tests to pass in a fully osx-arm64 environment. Ideally to be reduced in the future.
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Instead of passing BUILD_GNU_TYPE as the host, it should be HOST_GNU_TYPE. This fixes cross-compilation for osx_arm64 on conda-forge.
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PR Summary
Instead of passing
BUILD_GNU_TYPEas the host, it should beHOST_GNU_TYPE. This fixes cross-compilation for osx_arm64 on conda-forge. See conda-forge/matplotlib-feedstock#329.I wasn't able to find any quick documentation for these keys, but this discussion post is what clued me in. @QuLogic did you have something else that led you to use
BUILD_GNU_TYPEwhen you added it originally?PR Checklist
Tests and Styling
pytestpasses).flake8-docstringsand runflake8 --docstring-convention=all).Documentation
doc/users/next_whats_new/(follow instructions in README.rst there).doc/api/next_api_changes/(follow instructions in README.rst there).