Build sdformattest pybind11 library as MODULE #1544
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🦟 Bug fix
Fixes segmentation fault of
pyParserConfig_TEST
on macOS when building the library against conda-forge dependencies.Summary
I was investigating a segmentation fault in conda-forge/libsdformat-feedstock#134, and I isolated the problem to the
sdformattest
test Python module to be defined as aSHARED
library. By changing it to aMODULE
, the module loads fine (without segfaults) and the test passes fine.Why the problem only occurs on conda-forge and not with Homebrew's Python (that I guess is used by tests)? I am not completely sure about this, but I guess it boils down to conda-forge using a
python
executable that statically linkslibpython
, while Homebrew uses a Python that is dynamically linked tolibpython
, see the related issues:Beside platform-specific problems, it seems that all other invocations of
pybind11_add_module
in gz projects useMODULE
, so I think it make sense to switch toMODULE
also here at least for consistency.Checklist
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