On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 11:22:45 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> Thank for the reply Phil,
>
> I get a Windows Dialog that shows up that says "Python has stopped
working"
> and a button that shows the problem details.
> Here is the info for that.
>
> *Problem signature:*
> * Problem Event Name: A
Thank for the reply Phil,
I get a Windows Dialog that shows up that says "Python has stopped working"
and a button that shows the problem details.
Here is the info for that.
*Problem signature:*
* Problem Event Name: APPCRASH*
* Application Name: python.exe*
* Application Version: 0.0.0.0*
*
On Mon, 11 Mar 2013 09:21:33 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> Thanks Phil
> I have taken MSys out of the loop.
> Its only Mingw32 now.
>
> I get sip successfully compiled and installed.
> When running python in the command line and i enter
> *
> *
> *>>> from sip import **
> *>>> print SIP_VERSI
Thanks Phil
I have taken MSys out of the loop.
Its only Mingw32 now.
I get sip successfully compiled and installed.
When running python in the command line and i enter
*
*
*>>> from sip import **
*>>> print SIP_VERSION_STR*
*4.14.3
*
*>>>*
*
*
I also get PyQt-win-gpl-4.9.6 successfully compiled an
On Fri, 8 Mar 2013 20:33:05 +0200, Theuns Heydenrych
wrote:
> HI
> I successfully build Sip with gcc in mingw and Msys.
> With the following command.
>
> *python ./configure.py -p win32-g++ --platform=linux-g++-64*
>
> It compiled and installed correctly with mingw32-make. The reason i used
"*
>
HI
I successfully build Sip with gcc in mingw and Msys.
With the following command.
*python ./configure.py -p win32-g++ --platform=linux-g++-64*
It compiled and installed correctly with mingw32-make. The reason i used "*
--platform=linux-g++-64*" is that the *python ./configure.py **-p win32-g++
