There's no difference between #include <> and #include "" in this case, because "" just searches the current folder for the named file before going through the same paths as <>. In addition, this line isn't even considered on OSX because it's inside an #if !defined(__APPLE__) preprocessor block.
The OSX build fix that I pushed to this repo still isn't reflected on pypi; however, if you clone the repo, python3 setup.py install should work.
There's no difference between
#include <>and#include ""in this case, because""just searches the current folder for the named file before going through the same paths as<>. In addition, this line isn't even considered on OSX because it's inside an#if !defined(__APPLE__)preprocessor block.The OSX build fix that I pushed to this repo still isn't reflected on pypi; however, if you clone the repo,
python3 setup.py installshould work.