.. hum ... if someone is interested in creating windows version of soya, here is the way to do it:
*** COMPILING SOYA FOR WINDOWS HOW TO *** You must install the following software for Windows: - Python 2.2 - MinGW I advise you not to install this stuff in your "Program File" directory but directly in the c:\ cause as the name "Program File" is more than 8 characters its real dos name is PROGRA~1 or something like that. - cal3d - Pexports (not easy to find on the net and very little => I join the archive. Extract it, for example, in c:\Python22) - SDL 1) Create the libpython for MinGW c:\Python22\pexports-0.42h\bin\pexports.exe c:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\python22.dll > python22.def c:\MinGW\bin\dlltool --dllname python22.dll --def python22.def --output-lib libpython22.a Copy the file libpython22.a into c:\MinGW\lib 2) get the soya source archive, extract it in a directory, for example c:\MinGW\home\soya 3) compile Soya and create a Windows installer set PATH=%PATH%;c:\MinGW\bin c:\Python22\python.exe c:\MinGW\home\soya\setup.py build --compiler=mingw32 I hope there is no Windows specific compilation error... c:\Python22\python.exe c:\MinGW\home\soya\setup.py install c:\Python22\python.exe c:\MinGW\home\soya\setup.py bdist_wininst hope this helps... I can give more explanations if someone needs it. BTW does PyCal3d exist for Windows ? -blam
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