Thanks for your answer, but therefore I still need a Visual C++ 6.0 Compiler right? I only have a V7.0 and don't want the FreeGee-Developers to be dependend on a proprietary compiler ... I have read about that the current Python-Windows Distribution has been done with a certain script, but I don't find the website anymore ;-(
I'm thinking about compiling all that stuff with a free compiler for Win32 like MingW or maybe, if it works, with the Open-Watcom Compiler ...
So I'm still looking for informations and scripts about the Win32 build process for Python - and not (only) the extensions ;-)
With best regards Markus
Roger Upole wrote:
You can use setup.py in the source distribution to do an automated build. For example, I use python.exe setup.py build --debug install to install a debug build of the extensions.
Roger
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