[PyQt] BUG: Header files that do not exist in iOS (PATCH included)

[Phil Thompson]

On 24 Dec 2015, at 9:00 pm, David Morris <othalan at othalan.net> wrote:
> 
> I am attempting to add the Python "socket" module to my iOS application, however compilation fails because of two missing header files:
> 
> sys/sys_domain.h
> sys/kern_control.h
> 
> Included from: socketmodule.h
> 
> Build Environment:
> 
> Xcode     : 7.1
> Python    : 3.4.3
> Qt        : 5.5.1
> PyQt      : 5.5.1
> pyqtdeploy: 1.1
> 
> Compile OS: OSX Yosemite (10.10.5)
> Target    : ios-64  (iPad mini 4)
> Target OS : 9.1
> 
> These header files do not exist in Xcode for the iphoneos platform (though it does exist for OSX and the iPhone Simulator).  This can be verified with the following command:
> 
> find /Applications/Xcode.app -name sys_domain.h -o -name kern_control.h
> 
> Examining source code for pyqtdeploy, I found the file pyqtdeploy/python/pyconfig.py sets the #define which control these features for each platform.  Removing "ios=1" for each header file seems fixes the problem.  See the attached patch file.
> 
> I have tested this patch both against the version 1.1 branch and against the latest code in the tip of the mercurial repository.
> 
> Can this patch please be included in the next release of pyqtdeploy?

Done.

Thanks,
Phil