Correct detection and use of scons #967
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It seems the detection and use of scons in
gillespy2/solvers/cpp/build/make.pyis presently reversed between executable and Python package, resulting in an error atmodel.runtime even though scons is available as an executable.Indeed, if
scons_exeis notNone(scons executable was found), it won't be used and the Python package SCons (which may not be installed) will tentatively be used — which should be done ifscons_exeisNone.The proposed commit fixes this.