Hung Nguyen wrote: > > Back to the questions, again thank you for the short answer. I am > wondering if you have a "longer" answer? :) > > Another piece of information I am looking for is how mature the > extension is in term of supporting python 3 and 64bit? Are you aware > of any well known products that use the extension in general and on > 64bit platform in particular?
Python itself has been running on 64-bit systems for quite a long time. There aren't likely to be issues there. And remember that the 64-bit Windows API is essentially identical to the 32-bit API. They're the same functions, in DLLs with the same names. As long as one has not done anything egregiously stupid, the conversion is mostly just a matter of recompiling with the cross-compiler. What I'm saying is that there really aren't any compelling reasons for it NOT to be solid. -- Tim Roberts, t...@probo.com Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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