However, before fixing that as it is now, it would make sense to build the entire RSF Python package in RSFSRC/build, so that automatic documentation can be generated before the install step.
I remember seeing several init.py files, but that was on a CentOS installation. When I tried to replicate the problem at home on Fedora 14, the only file that would survive to "scons -c install" was indeed
$RSFROOT/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rsf/init.pyc
However, now I noticed that all the documentation in $RSFROOT/share was left as well :-) So now I am changing the summary to reflect that :-)
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Do you mean .pyc files? The installed init.py files are getting cleaned.
I remember seeing several init.py files, but that was on a CentOS installation. When I tried to replicate the problem at home on Fedora 14, the only file that would survive to "scons -c install" was indeed
$RSFROOT/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rsf/init.pyc
However, now I noticed that all the documentation in $RSFROOT/share was left as well :-) So now I am changing the summary to reflect that :-)
$RSFROOT/lib/python2.7/site-packages/rsf/init.pyc is now getting cleaned:
http://rsf.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/rsf/trunk/framework/rsf/SConscript?r1=7112&r2=7164
The $RSFROOT/share problem remains and should be fixed.