v3: Fixes to allow for odd Python setups and f2py#427
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This PR to v3 is an attempt to let f2py work in odd scenarios where perhaps more than one Python stack is in the PATH. In some cases, this is expected (Spack) but in other cases, it is an unsupported way forward (two different Miniforge stacks of different Python vintage).
First, we look for bare
f2pyfirst as systems like Spack only install that.Second, we look to see if the Python executable is the same path as the f2py found. If not, we add a
WARNINGto the CMake output. We cannotFATAL_ERRORbecause of things like Spack.This is about as good as we can do.
We also add an ugly hack for f2py on macOS with AppleClang because meson and CC and I don't know anymore.