Does anyone know if it's possible to build PyQt so that there is one shared library that contains all the code instead of the 8 (libqtcanvascmodule.so, libqtcmodule.so, libqtextcmodule.so, libqtnetworkcmodule.so, libqtsqlcmodule.so, libqttablecmodule.so, libqtuicmodule.so, libqtxmlcmodule.so) as there are today?It is possible, but then you can't load them as shared modules any longer because the statement 'import xxx' results in a search for a file named 'xxx.so' or 'xxxmodule.so' in the python paths. If the file could be found it is loaded and a function named 'initxxx' gets called. The only thing you can do whith such a library is creating a new python interpreter linked with the shared library, having all modules available as builtin modules. I have done this for AIX, Linux and Windows. If you have one of this platforms, I can give you some hints/scripts how to create a new interpreter.
- Peter
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