make fails on 2.7 branch

[attish76]

[static-python-2.7]$ make -f Static.make clean
rm -f Makefile Modules/Setup

[static-python-2.7]$ make -f Static.make
sed -e 's/#shared/static/g' Modules/Setup.dist
Modules/Setup [ -d Modules/extras ] || mkdir Modules/extras
python add_builtins.py array cmath math _struct time _operator _random _collections _heapq itertools _functools _elementtree _pickle _datetime _bisect unicodedata atexit _weakref datetime -s
** Found existing builtin posix
** Found existing builtin errno
** Found existing builtin pwd
** Found existing builtin _sre
** Found existing builtin _codecs
** Found existing builtin _weakref
** Found existing builtin zipimport
** Found existing builtin _symtable
** Added array
** Added cmath
** Added math
** Added _struct
** Added time
** Added _random
** Added _collections
** Added _heapq
** Added itertools
** Added _functools
** Added _elementtree
** Added _pickle
** Added datetime
** Added _bisect
** Added unicodedata
** Found existing builtin xxsubtype
* Adding atexit...done.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "add_builtins.py", line 366, in
test=args.test
File "add_builtins.py", line 120, in add_builtins
raise Exception("* Couldn't find module %s" % name)
Exception: ** Couldn't find module _operator
make: *** [Modules/Setup] Error 1

[bendmorris]

Thanks - what OS are you using, and what's the version of your default python installation?

[attish76]

Well, it is a python 2.7.3 on fc16, i686.. It is really sounds strange, but the error above is for the first run only...goes fine for the second run.

[Eiyeron]

Same here, with a python 2.7.6 on a i686.