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

まず、SSL モジュールに関連する ./configure のチェックと、コンパイル中に報告された不足している libffi-dev C ヘッダーを調べます。現在どの必須パッケージが検出されているか、またコンパイラーエラーがどのように処理されているかを確認します。configure の段階でコンパイル前に不足している依存関係が明確に報告され、重大なエラーがターミナル出力から消えなければ完了です。