Support virtualenv/Anaconda Python environments#44
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tbennun wants to merge 1 commit intoROCm:amd-masterfrom
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Support virtualenv/Anaconda Python environments#44tbennun wants to merge 1 commit intoROCm:amd-masterfrom
tbennun wants to merge 1 commit intoROCm:amd-masterfrom
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If trying to compile roctracer without root access, virtual environments may define their own Python binaries. Since CMake executes the .py files directly, the `#!` header enforces one binary to be executed. This PR solves the problem by executing Python with the script as an argument.
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If trying to compile roctracer without root access, virtual environments may define their own Python binaries. Since CMake executes the .py files directly, the
#!header enforces one binary to be executed.This PR solves the problem by executing Python with the script as an argument.