Hi Dick
That looks promising. I would like very much to see Python move to CMake
in the future.
It is always a pleasure to build software using CMake.
Especially you can easily choose to build it using the excellent MinGW64.
However I decided to use a ready-to-use python distro, WinPython, for my
Felix Lelchuk writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> I need to build Python 2.7 for 64-bit Windows but I'm having a hard time
> compiling it.
Is this anything?
Python a-mingw-us
http://code.google.com/p/python-a-mingw-us/
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T
Hi Felix,
I believe Ruben re-package the official Python releases at present (correct
me if I'm wrong)
Mingw-builds however build from source (heavily patched):
https://github.com/niXman/mingw-builds/tree/master/patches/Python-2.7.3
The source of those patches is my project at:
https://github.
On 4/18/2013 20:09, Felix Lelchuk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to build Python 2.7 for 64-bit Windows but I'm having a hard time
> compiling it.
> 'configure' generates a Makefile unsuitable for Windows (maybe Cygwin?).
> I patched the Makefile and several other files, still new problems arise...
>
2013/4/18 Felix Lelchuk:
> Hi,
>
> I need to build Python 2.7 for 64-bit Windows but I'm having a hard time
> compiling it.
> 'configure' generates a Makefile unsuitable for Windows (maybe Cygwin?).
> I patched the Makefile and several other files, still new problems arise...
>
> However, there is
Hi,
I need to build Python 2.7 for 64-bit Windows but I'm having a hard time
compiling it.
'configure' generates a Makefile unsuitable for Windows (maybe Cygwin?).
I patched the Makefile and several other files, still new problems arise...
However, there is a Python DLL shipped with Ruben's tool
