Incompatable Python3.7 about python-netfilterqueue HOT 7 CLOSED

Hi,
I also just stumbled upon this problem and found a work around:

1. Install Cython
2. Build with python setup.py build_ext --force
3. Install with python setup.py install

setup.py will actually check if Cython is installed, and, if so, will use it to build the extension. However, due to reasons I do not yet understand, Cython believes that the .c. file that ships with this package was up to date (even though it isn't for Python3.7). Thankfully, by passing --force in the build step one can force Cython to generate a new .c regardless.

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Johannes

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The workaround works on Python 3.9 alpha 0.

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I'm having the same problem in Python 3.6, and the workaround does't help. Cython generates the same faulty .c which doesn't compile.

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This workaround shouldn't be needed anymore; the current .c file supports Pythons up to 3.10.

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Can you confirm this? It previously claimed to support Python 3.7 but failed during installation.

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I just pushed an update before I closed the issue. Please try it and reopen if you’re still having problems. The new code has not yet been uploaded to PyPI so you will need to clone the git repository and build from source.

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Okay, cool, thanks. This is where a "closed by commit X" comment can be very handy (made even easier on GitHub with "Closes N" in a commit message).

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