build/python: use "glibtoolize", not "libtoolize" when compiling on OS X

On OS X, the "libtoolize" command is some Apple tool. The libtoolize we want is named "glibtoolize" in Homebrew.

build/python: use "glibtoolize", not "libtoolize" when compiling on OS X
4303aaa9 · Felix Hädicke · Max Kellermann · 7b56bae2 · 4303aaa9
Commit 4303aaa9 authored Nov 30, 2015 by Felix Hädicke Committed by Max Kellermann Jan 05, 2018
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autotools.py python/build/autotools.py +5 -2

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--- a/python/build/autotools.py
+++ b/python/build/autotools.py
-import os.path, subprocess
+import os.path, subprocess, sys

 from build.project import Project

@@ -15,7 +15,10 @@ class AutotoolsProject(Project):
    def build(self, toolchain):
        src = self.unpack(toolchain)
        if self.autogen:
-            subprocess.check_call(['libtoolize', '--force'], cwd=src)
+            if sys.platform == 'darwin':
+                subprocess.check_call(['glibtoolize', '--force'], cwd=src)
+            else:
+                subprocess.check_call(['libtoolize', '--force'], cwd=src)
            subprocess.check_call(['aclocal'], cwd=src)
            subprocess.check_call(['automake', '--add-missing', '--force-missing', '--foreign'], cwd=src)
            subprocess.check_call(['autoconf'], cwd=src)