Linking with existing igraph on msys2 #770
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I've been thinking for a while if the msys2/mingw distribution should provide a package for python-igraph itself, but these are instructions to build from source, so it should suffice
If you can contribute such a package to MSYS2, that would be nice. |
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Thanks a lot! |
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Expanded the instructions on how to build on msys2 and link to the existing igraph installation.
I've been thinking for a while if the msys2/mingw distribution should provide a package for python-igraph itself, but these are instructions to build from source, so it should suffice, shouldn't also other distros do this?
fixes #769