Should ./configure script alert of ALL missing packages that python needs before compiling?

Bug report

Bug description:

I was installing python, and noticed that ./configure script does NOT alert about ALL missing packages that python needs before compiling. Shouldn't it WARN clearly about all missing packages that SSL module depends?

Sometimes the compiler throws a RED ERROR too fast in the scrolling terminal console but I saw it, it was a C header file missing. So I recompiled with attention to discover "what is this red thing (error)?" and was a header from libffi-dev that I had to install.

Is there a way that the compiler STOPS when a critical error occur at least ? I think using EXIT would be a good approach, as the error would be in the screen doing what I expected.

CPython versions tested on:

3.10

Operating systems tested on:

Linux

Commencez par examiner les vérifications de ./configure liées au module SSL et à l’en-tête C libffi-dev manquant signalé lors de la compilation. Déterminez quels paquets requis sont actuellement détectés et comment les erreurs du compilateur sont traitées. La tâche est terminée lorsque l’étape configure signale clairement les dépendances manquantes avant la compilation et que les erreurs critiques ne disparaissent pas de la sortie du terminal.