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Hello,
I stumbled upon an issue on osx 10.12.0 when compiling a program using ofxPython, python 2.7 and libC++'s regex. (Osx 10.13 and 10.14 don't seem to be concerned.)
I'm using XCode 8.1.
This leads to a macro-definition conflict. ofxPython defines tolower, which is also used by libc++'s std::regex : /usr/include/c++/v1/regex:1216: error: too many arguments provided to function-like macro invocation : __ct_->tolower(&__s[0], &__s[0] + __s.size());
A temporary (and dirty) workaround is to reset the tolower macros before the regex include.
I have no idea how this affects the inner workings of python.