That was just to get it building and running :( There's still more work to do
to make sure that Python's only using non-banned APIs to make it Metro
compliant so that something can actually be shipped in the app store.
There were a bunch of other places where I ran into APIs which were still
ba
Hey thanks for the prompt responses.
@Dino Viehlan - I saw that thread on building cpython as a metro app,
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2012-January/115489.html, the
main question I have is about the win32 dependencies. So your saying that
disabling ctypes removes that dependency?
There's PythonCE which is CPython for ARM devices for Windows - not sure how
active that is or how much it matters.
About 6-12 months ago I attempted building CPython for ARM and the Dev11
compilers. It built and ran fine - although I didn't run all of the CPython
tests. I think the main chan
Can anyone here on the IronPython group answer this?
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From: "Marcell Vazquez-Chanlatte"
Date: Jun 19, 2012 12:25 PM
Subject: [python-win32] Python implementations on Windows 8rt
To:
Hey,
Does anyone here know about python implementations for windows on Arm.
I can not find where to specify in PyCharm link to Python documentation.
Pressure Ctrl Q - the documentation is read from the HDD. Longer, up arrow,
goes to http://docs.python.org. Similarly, Shift F1.
I want to load these documents from the HDD. Like java-doc from
IntelliJIdea.
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