Automatically discover homebrew include/ and lib/ paths on OSX #330
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…on OSX. This change allows Pillow to discover installed libs on OSX when using the homebrew package manager outside of `/usr/local/`. It relies on the commands module, which goes away in Python 3. If it seems like a good change to add, I can switch the code over to subprocess.
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Very nice @donspaulding. |
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Automatically discover homebrew include/ and lib/ paths on OSX
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Updated libpng to 1.6.38
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This change allows Pillow to discover installed libs on OSX when using the homebrew package manager outside of
/usr/local/.It relies on the commands module, which goes away in Python 3. If it seems like a good change to add, I can switch the code over to subprocess.